An oil painting, titled "The Crucifixion with the Virgin, Saint John the Evangelist, and Mary Magdalene" by Andrea Mantegna, is prominently displayed on a light grey wall within the Museum of Fine Arts (Szépművészeti Múzeum) in Budapest, Hungary

An oil painting, titled "The Crucifixion with the Virgin, Saint John the Evangelist, and Mary Magdalene" by Andrea Mantegna, is prominently displayed on a light grey wall within the Museum of Fine Arts (Szépművészeti Múzeum) in Budapest, Hungary. The painting depicts Jesus Christ centrally crucified on a rough wooden cross, wearing a white loincloth and a crown of thorns, with a gold halo emanating from his head. An "I.N.R.I." placard is affixed to the cross above his head. Below him, three sorrowful figures are positioned on a stylized, sandy ground. To the viewer's left, the Virgin Mary stands in blue and purple robes, looking up at Christ with a solemn expression, also with a halo. To the viewer's right, Saint John the Evangelist, cloaked in a prominent red robe, stands gazing upwards, adorned with a halo. At the base of the cross, Mary Magdalene kneels, clad in a blue top and red skirt, embracing the lower part of the cross with both arms, her face upturned in distress, also bearing a halo. A human skull rests on the ground to the right of Magdalene. The background of the scene is a dark, textured teal or blue. The artwork is enclosed within a thick, ornate, gold-colored wooden frame and is suspended by two thin, almost invisible wires from the ceiling. A distinct shadow is cast by the painting onto the wall to its left. Below the painting, a dark brown wooden dado rail or wall paneling extends horizontally across the lower portion of the image. To the right of the painting, a black rectangular information panel with white text is visible, partially obscured, indicating details about the artwork in multiple languages including English and Spanish.