Anthony Pontabry and Juliette Lévy led teams in a four-year public restoration of this artwork that concluded in 2022. One part of this artwork includes a raven bringing bread above some trees as a deer sits in between two men. This artwork’s patron Guido Guersi (-5[1])is depicted kneeling in front of St. Augustine, part of its gilded polychrome sculptures carved (15[1])by Nicolas of (15[1])Haguenau. (15[1]-5[1])In this artwork, (15[1])a small (15[2])(*) lamb carrying (-5[1])a cross (10[2])stands (-5[1])next to John the Baptist, accompanied by the Latin (-5[1])quote “He must increase, but I must decrease.” A giant orb of orange light (10[1])accompanies Jesus in this artwork’s Resurrection panel. (-5[1])The unusual sores in the crucifixion scene of this artwork were meant to reflect (10[1])patients (10[1])with ergotism treated at the Monastery of St. Anthony. For 10 points, name this altarpiece by (10[1])Matthias (-5[1])Grünewald. (10[2])■END■ (10[5]0[4])