Exceptional Christ In Bonds - Carved Wood Sculpture, Castile, 16th Century

Discover a rare and masterful piece of Spanish religious art: a Christ in Bonds, carved in fruitwood with remarkable finesse. This work, dating from the 16th century, illustrates one of the most poignant moments of the Passion of Christ, embodying both pain and divine serenity.

Subject: The seated Christ, his head encircled by a crown of thorns, his hands bound in front of him, represents a scene of great spiritual intensity, the Ecce Homo, symbol of greatness in suffering.
Material: Fruitwood, with a warm patina, enhancing the finesse of the sculpted details.
Technique: Monoxyl base, testifying to the mastery of Spanish Renaissance artisans.
Dimensions: Impressive height of 60.5 cm, giving this sculpture a majestic presence.
Condition: In magnificent general condition, with some minor losses (fingers) and treated wood-eating traces, which do not alter the exceptional quality of the work.

This sculpture is part of the rich tradition of religious art in Castile in the 16th century. Renaissance Spain, steeped in spirituality, produced masterpieces intended to inspire devotion and introspection. The Christ in Bonds, also known as Ecce Homo, occupies a central place in Christian iconography, symbolizing suffering accepted with humility.

A great finesse of execution, visible in the details of the face, the striking expression of the gaze and the texture of the hair and the crown of thorns.
The folds of the body and the tension of the bound hands reflect a deep understanding of human anatomy and emotions.
An exceptional piece:
This sculpture is not only a historical testimony, but also a timeless work of art, ideal for collectors of sacred art, history lovers or enthusiasts of the Spanish Renaissance.
Technical characteristics:
Provenance: Castile, Spain.
Dating: 16th century.
Dimensions: Height: 60.5 cm.

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