Who commissioned the gero crucifix? a. the archbishop of cologne b. the archbishop of canterbury c. the archbishop of gloucester d. none of these

The correct answer is A

Explanation:

The Gero crufix was designed  in 970-1000 during the Ottonian era of art and was brought by Archbishop Gero to the Cologne Cathedral in Germany  

The Archbishop of Cologne commissioned the Gero crufix. he later died in in 976, thus providing a terminus ante quem for the work. It is carved in oak, partially gilded and painted , although both have been restored. The halo and cross-pieces and halo are of original, but the Baroque surround  in 1683, was added.

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