Adoration of the Cross with Saints Constantine, Helen and Sylvester

The Adoration of the Cross with Saints Constantine, Helen and Sylvester is a fresco painting attributed to Paolo da Caylina the Younger, dating back to 1514 and kept in the church of Santa Croce in Brescia, on the second left altar. It commemorates the invention of the Holy Cross, that is, the discovery of the relics of the Passion by Saint Helena, mother of Emperor Constantine I.