Head Of Christ In Limestone, Lorraine , XVI Th C.
Head of Christ in limestone, Lorraine , XVI th c.
Rest of a monumental crucifixion or a group of Ecce Homo, this beautiful head of resigned Christ shows the characters of the Lorraine and Champagne sculpture around 1500. We note in particular the stylized eyes so as to highlight the despair and the resignation of Christ, quite close to the work of the Master of Pont-à-Mousson. The crown of thorns is perforated by the use of a drill bit.
Some traces of polychromy. The face has taken on a grayish color.
Visible accidents and lacks.
Private collection, Nancy. Auction sale.
width: 15 cm - height: 19 cm (without stand) - depth: 18 cm
Rest of a monumental crucifixion or a group of Ecce Homo, this beautiful head of resigned Christ shows the characters of the Lorraine and Champagne sculpture around 1500. We note in particular the stylized eyes so as to highlight the despair and the resignation of Christ, quite close to the work of the Master of Pont-à-Mousson. The crown of thorns is perforated by the use of a drill bit.
Some traces of polychromy. The face has taken on a grayish color.
Visible accidents and lacks.
Private collection, Nancy. Auction sale.
width: 15 cm - height: 19 cm (without stand) - depth: 18 cm
4 000 €
Period: 16th century
Style: Renaissance, Louis 13th
Condition: Good condition
Material: Stone
Width: 15 cm
Height: 19 cm (hors socle)
Depth: 18 cm
Reference (ID): 1093405
Availability: In stock
Print
