still image Frakturs (Illuminations) 1750-1850. gmgpc Watermarks 1750-1850. gmgpc Drawings Hand-colored 1750-1850. gmgpc [Place not identified] : [Publisher not identified], [between 1750 and 1850] Drawing shows the crucifixion of Jesus Christ; two angels, representing Fame, appear at the top corners, one holds a banner labeled "Engel Palus"[?]; two horsemen with swords enter from the sides at the base; the cross rests on a crown on a pedestal with two Hercules figures with clubs. There is a rooster on the right at the base of the cross and possibly another bird in the scrollwork on the left. The body of Jesus is covered with scroll work, as is a portion of the cross, and around the crown motif at the base. Title devised by Library staff. In both instances where the artist's name is written, the signature is somewhat illegible; "Engel" on the banner held by the angel Fame may represent a pun on the artist's name. Paper has a large watermark at center of bottom half; it appears to be a lion standing on its rear legs, in an oval, topped with a crown. Forms part of: Marian S. Carson collection at the Library of Congress. Forms part of: Documentary drawing filing series (Library of Congress). Jesus Christ--Death & burial. Crucifixions. Angels--1750-1850. Documentary drawing filing series (Library of Congress) Visual materials from the Marian S. Carson collection http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/ppmsca.50652 No known restrictions on publication.