Sculpture Of The Child Jesus As Salvator Mundi - School Of Mechelen From The 15th-16th Century

Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of this sculpture of the Child Jesus as Salvator Mundi, an exceptional piece from the renowned Mechelen School of the 15th-16th centuries. Sculpted with mastery and meticulousness, this sculpture in the round captures the very essence of devotion and faith. Measuring 23 cm in height (not including the base), this sculpture stands out not only for its size, but also for the exceptional material in which it is made. It represents the Child Jesus standing, holding the terrestrial globe in his left hand while he blesses the world with his right hand, an iconographic representation loaded with spiritual meaning. The features of this sculpture are characteristic of artistic works from the Flemish city of Mechelen. From the soft anatomy with a prominent belly to the broad thighs and sketched feet and hands, every detail reflects the skill and style characteristic of the region. The round face of the Child Jesus, with golden hair with symmetrical curls and almond-shaped eyes with heavy eyelids, conveys a feeling of serenity and spiritual transcendence. This sculpture is much more than a work of art; it is a symbol of devotion and a window into the spirituality of the time. With its elegance and deep symbolism, this sculpture of the Child Jesus as Salvator Mundi is a true gem that will captivate all who contemplate it. Immerse yourself in its beauty and be inspired by its message of love and redemption.