Veronica

On one side a woman is painted in a Vitruvius position. That means standing up with the arms and legs spread. The Man of Vitruvius is a system of body proportions, in which a human figure is depicted in this way. The woman is painted in soft orange shades of grey with oil paint. The oil has pulled the paint through the canvas and on the back of the canvas you can see a vague form of the woman. This refers to the canvas with which Veronica wipes the face of Jesus in the traditional story of the stations of the cross, while He was carrying his cross up Calvary.