In this famous scene from the New Testament of the Christian Bible, Jesus Christ is crucified. He is nailed to a cross inscribed with the initials INRI’—Iesus Nazerenus, Rex Iudaeorum’, meaning Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews’—signifying the Romans’ ridicule of Him. Angels fly nearby, collecting Jesus’ blood in their goblets. At the foot of the cross, richly dressed and with a halo around her flowing golden hair, Mary Magdalene prays. She has brought a jar of ointment for Christ’s wounds. Behind her, the Virgin Mary, Christs’ mother, is comforted by the Apostle John. On the right, St. Veronica holds up the cloth she used to wipe the face of Jesus as he walked up to Calvary up the road to Golgotha. An imprint of his face remains. This is the famed Shroud of Turin. Other biblical scenes, such as Gethsemane, are portrayed in the background. In the distance stands Jerusalem.