The image displays Filippino Lippi's painting, *The Crucifixion with Mary Magdalene and St

The image displays Filippino Lippi's painting, *The Crucifixion with Mary Magdalene and St. John the Baptist*, located in the Galleria dell'Accademia in Florence, Italy. The painting features Jesus Christ crucified on a wooden cross, positioned centrally. He is depicted partially nude with a white loincloth, a crown of thorns, and a placard inscribed "INRI" above his head. His body is pale, showing signs of death. At the foot of the cross, to the viewer's right, Mary Magdalene kneels, embracing Christ's feet. She wears a red top, a blue undergarment, and a dark green cloak, with long reddish-brown hair. Blood drips from Christ's feet onto the cross structure and into a small golden chalice on the ground beside her. To the right of the cross, standing, is Saint John the Baptist, depicted with an animal skin tunic under a flowing pinkish-red robe, holding a tall staff topped with a cross. His left hand gestures towards Christ. Behind him, an older man in a beige tunic also looks up and points towards Christ with his right hand. To the left of the cross, a Franciscan friar stands in a grey habit, holding a rosary and a small cross. He wears a subtle halo. Next to him, on the far left, another barefoot male figure, possibly Saint Jerome, leans on a long staff, clad in a blue drape that exposes his chest and legs. A lion's head is partially visible at his lower left. The ground in the foreground is rocky and barren. A wide-brimmed red hat lies on the ground to the left of the cross. The background features a landscape with rolling hills, scattered trees, and distant mountains under a clear blue sky. The entire painting is enclosed within an ornate, gilded frame.