This image captures a close-up view of one of the large, high-relief bronze doors located on the Milan Cathedral (Duomo di Milano) in Milan, Italy

This image captures a close-up view of one of the large, high-relief bronze doors located on the Milan Cathedral (Duomo di Milano) in Milan, Italy. The door is densely sculpted with multiple panels depicting biblical narratives, primarily from the New Testament. The central and most prominent relief is a quatrefoil-framed scene of the Lamentation of Christ. In this depiction, the Virgin Mary cradles the body of Christ, who lies across her lap, while numerous winged angels surround them, some supporting Christ's limbs, others expressing grief. Surrounding this central motif are additional rectangular and gothic-arched panels, each containing distinct scenes: * The upper-left panel portrays a Nativity scene with kneeling figures and angels. * The lower-left section includes a scene of the Entombment of Christ, showing figures carrying a shrouded body, and below it, a scene related to the Crucifixion with figures around a cross. * The upper and lower right panels feature multiple figures, some with scrolls, and angels, depicting further biblical events. The entire surface is rendered in a dark, patinated bronze or similar metal, exhibiting a weathered texture consistent with outdoor exposure. Intricate gothic architectural elements, such as pointed arches, tracery, and pinnacles, serve as dividers between the narrative panels. The image focuses solely on the door's sculptural details, providing no view of the surrounding exterior environment beyond its ornate surface.