Retable des Dominicains

Retable des Dominicains is a painting created between 1400 and 1500 by Martin Schongauer. 



This artwork, housed in the Unterlinden Museum, depicts scenes from the Passion of Christ. The painting is displayed as a polyptych, meaning it's a multi-panel work. The panels are arranged in two sets of six, each set mounted on a red frame, creating two freestanding screens facing each other in the museum's gallery. The scenes are vividly rendered in the style of the period, with rich colors and detailed figures. The style is characteristic of late medieval religious art. The exact dimensions in meters are not provided in the metadata.