Two groups of horsemen from a Crucifixion scene Group of Horsemen from a Calvary Scene; from a Passion Altar; In the ascending landscape with scrub on the right and a rock formation on the left five horsemen to the left. The front one with straight legs in the stirrups holds the left hand in front of the chest; with the judge; who is missing; he kept the horse under control. He seems to be listening to the rider riding next to him; probably the chief; who points up (to Christ) and holds the horse by the left with the bridle. Both riders wear a beard. Behind them two soldiers; the left one of whom holds his forefinger gestured in front of the chest; in the second one can only see the neck of his horse. On the far right is a bearded horseman; looking up with his head thrown in the neck. On the front horse is a schabrak and there is a rosette; the remnant of the horse harness. The saddle with a high front section is attached with a strap around the horse's trunk. The rider wears a wound band around the head; as well as around the hips; furthermore a tunic with side slits; under which the chain of mail emerges; and covers that taper towards the feet. The captain with a fur hat is dressed in a cloak with short; wide sleeves; including a chain of mail under an undergarment that becomes visible on the right forearm. Both soldiers in armor can still see the sleeves of an undergarment. Over here are the chain mail appearing at the neck and the iron chest with shoulder shields. The startling figure with a long beard is dressed in a cloak and hood; the crucifixion of Christ: Christ's death on the cross; Calvary (Matthew 27: 45-58; Mark 15: 33-45; Luke 23: 44-52; John 19: 25-38); the centurion confessing his belief in Christ; sometimes the soldiers do the same; riding a horse; ass; or mule; rider; horseman; anonymous; Southern Netherlands; c. 1440; oak (wood); metal; gilding; h 57 cm