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Giampietrino’s composition is based on a silver-point study of the same subject by Leonardo, which was also used by a range of artists working in Lombardy at the time.
The National Gallery’s panel is one of several more or less identical versions of the same picture by Giampietrino, which suggests that he kept reusing the same cartoon (full-scale drawing). Charcoal was rubbed through holes in the pricked cartoon to trace the outlines on the panel for painting.
Title
Christ carrying his Cross
Date
probably about 1510-30
Medium
Oil on poplar
Measurements
H 59.7 x W 47 cm
Accession number
NG3097
Acquisition method
Layard Bequest, 1916
Work type
Painting