copy (by Louis Finson) by others, especially after the rediscovery of the version now in Cleveland in 1974. Since 2011, the former Back-Vega exemplar has again been attributed to Caravaggio, as a second version. The other two exemplars are undisputed copies: one (232.5 x 160 cm) at the Museo de Santa Cruz, Toledo (Spain), discovered by Roberto Longhi in 1920, which was much ruined during the Spanish Civil War and whose authorship is uncertain; the other one (209 x1 51.5 cm) at the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon (France), long attributed to Abraham Vinck and considered to have been painted by Louis Finson since 2011. This specific version was first given to Caravaggio by Benedict Nicolson in 1974. See also List of paintings by Caravaggio Notes References Bibliography Benay, Erin (2017). Exporting Caravaggio: the Crucifixion of St. Andrew. External links 1607 paintings Paintings by Caravaggio Paintings in the collection of the Cleveland Museum of Art Paintings about death Christian art about death Torture in art Paintings depicting Andrew the Apostle