A Netherlandish oak relief depicting horsemen, circa 1510-30

probably from a Crucifixion group.

Wear, surface abrasions and losses throughout. Larger losses as shown and including hands and part of drapery to central figure on horseback, horses tail, proper left arm of figure above him, losses along right edge and base, and loss to ground or cave at back left corner of base. Some age cracks. Holes in thinner areas. Minor worming. Traces of polychromy. Forelegs of horse on left carved separately and may be repalced. Later associated base.
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