I expand this photo, one of the oldest of our Cathedral, to high light the crucifixion scene. This photo has to be an 1870's or so photo. I do not know if it is pre-fire or post-fire. But what do you think of the crucifixion scene with the "Our Savior" banner over it. The pieta is on the other side and still exists in the cathedral but elsewhere. The crucifix in this photo is now over the far right side altar and the other part, unfortunately elsewhere. I do not know why it was seperated and is quite a pity that it isn't in tact. This kind of artwork is historic kitch I believe. I don't mean that in a derogatory way.
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The other figures are in the Cathedral downstairs chapel.
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