This bronze triptych, or picture in three panels, is composed of three painted glass panels that hinge on both sides of the center panel supported by a rectangular base. The center panel of the triptych atop the base shows a medium-skinned Christ on the cross in the center of a dark background. Christ is flanked by two medium-skinned women with halos, another figure behind the base of the cross, and a skull sits in front of the base of the cross. The two smaller panels on either side are in the same style as the center. Each of the side panels also includes a red and gold ornate detail at the top and a column capital with script underneath at the base. On the panel to our right are two female figures painted white, gesturing and angled towards Christ. On the left side, is another figure of Christ, this time painted white, with a loin cloth, a staff in one hand, his other hand raised in blessing, and he is standing on clouds. The triptych is topped with more brass detailing and a central, red circle with silver decoration and script inside. The lowermost section of the base is decorated with etched vines. The section of the base above that is framed by two brass curlicues and an engraved lamb holding a flag with a halo above its head. 

The back of the triptych is engraved with two columns in the center. The two panels on either side are faced with gray. The back of the base is engraved with interlocking diamonds with stars at the points.