Critique of The Raising of the Cross

The rise of the cross is based on one of a series of pictures where Peter Paul Rubens was crucified. This work was drawn in oil painting on the canvas from 1609 to 1610. The actual size is 15 feet 2 inches x 11 feet 2 inches in size and is the center of the triptych. It is currently exhibited in the Virgin Cathedral in Antwerp, Belgium (Dunton, 164). Peter Paul Rubens is a Flemish artist painting in Baroque style and his paintings are primarily of religion and origin of myths and his life has been highly appreciated beyond his life.

The height of the cross (also known as the height of the cross) is a trilogy of trilogy painted by Peter Paul Rubens for the St. Walburga church in Antwerp. When the church was destroyed, the altar moved to Our Lady of Antwerp. There was a cross of Rubens there. Dynamic composition organizes the characters in each panel along the diagonal lines to create a feeling of movement. On the other hand, sky and landscape elements combine three panels into one artistic whole. The middle group showed that Jesus is rising above the cross; a group of women who are crying with St. John and Mary on the left; the group on the right was crucified with Roman soldiers and Jesus Two thieves It is a good example of the perspective of the microcosm. It seems that the number of crosses in the foreground of the center panel has penetrated the plane of the canvas into the space of the audience.

The emergence of the cross (1610) and the emergence of the cross (1611 - 1614) were particularly important for the altar of the Virgin Cathedral, which became the main painter of Flanders soon after returning home. For example, "The Rise of the Cross" shows the dynamic character of San Rangelo at San Rocco Square in Venice and the artist's Tintretcross for Rubens's own unique style. This picture is a model of Baroque religious art.

Saint Makarius passed the cross alternately to the corpse in order for the Savior to decide the crucified cross. If the dead touch the cross of Allah, the body will resurrect. Looking at the resurrection of the dead, everyone is convinced that they have found the cross of life. In the process of discovering the creation of the cross by life, another miracle happened - a sick woman healed at once by the shadow of the Holy Cross. Elder Judas and other Jews believed in Christ and began accepting the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Judah has the name Cyriacus, later worshiped in Jerusalem.