Worldwide, Crucifix (Crucifix 
) is a very rare dominantly female, but seldom boy's forename. The forename Crucifix is characteristic of Western Europe, particularly Belgium, where it is a rare feminine name. Much more prevalently, Crucifix is the last name as well as the forename.
| master of the blue crucifix 13th-century Italian artist active in Umbria or Emilia (b. 1240) |
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| master of the corsi crucifix Italian artist, active 14th century |
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| master of the gualdo tadino crucifix Italiaans; schilder; frescoschilder; Italiaans; schilder; frescoschilder |
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| master of the silver background crucifix Italian artist |
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| master of the san quirico crucifix Italiaans; schilder; Italiaans; schilder |
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| master of the bigallo crucifix Italian painter, active mid-13th century |
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| master of the piazza armerina crucifix Italian artist |
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| master of the s. maria del borgo crucifix Italian artist |
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| master of the pesaro crucifix Italian artist, active 1375-1400 |
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