Ascension

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Christ Ascending; the signs of the stigmata are visible on his hands, feet and side. The artist, Thornhill, is best known for his decorative works such as in the dome of St Paul's and the Painted Hall at Greenwich Hospital and was the first eighteenth-century British painter to compete with foreign artists for major wall painting commissions.

The Queen's College, University of Oxford

Oxford

Title

Ascension

Date

c.1716

Medium

oil on canvas laid on panel

Measurements

H 360 x W 360 cm

Accession number

112

Work type

Painting

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