Crucifixion with Saint Mary Magdalene

The work features detailed rendering, notably in the crucified figure’s body, and a predominantly earthy palette punctuated by vibrant reds in Mary Magdalene’s attire and the cross, highlighting emotional and thematic focal points.

Attributed as a late autograph work by Luca Signorelli, the painting’s specific commission or early ownership details are not provided in available information, though it is now part of the Uffizi Gallery’s collection in Florence.

The depiction of Mary Magdalene with long hair and a skull aligns with traditional artistic representations of her, emphasizing her role as a penitent saint. The overall scene reflects Renaissance interpretations of biblical narratives.

As part of the Uffizi’s holdings, the painting contributes to the gallery’s collection of early Renaissance works, offering insight into Signorelli’s late style and the period’s religious art themes.