An analysis of this work by Ebehard Ruhmer shows that the central figure's arm was repositioned at least three times and his head was lowered.
An analysis of this work by Ebehard Ruhmer shows that the central figure's arm was repositioned at least three times and his head was lowered. The innermost scene features sculptures of St. Jerome and St. Anthony in the center section, and the Temptation of St. Anthony on the right. The predella features the lamentation of Mary Magdeline, and the second view contains a Concert of Angels in the center and a resurrection scene on the right. When closed, it depicts Anthony and Sebastian flanking a cruxifiction. With sculptural contributions by Nicholas Hagenhaur, FTP, name this piece that was dedicated to the monks of St. Anthony, the most famous work of Matthias Gruenwald.
An analysis of this work by Ebehard Ruhmer shows that the central figure's arm was repositioned at least three times and his head was lowered.
{Isenheim Altarpiece}