Head Of Christ, Romanesque Period (sculpted Sandstone).

Sandstone sculpture representing the head of Christ, dating from the Romanesque period (10th - 12th century). Its refined and expressive style is typical of Romanesque art, where the simplicity of forms serves a deep spirituality. The face, imbued with solemnity, presents stylized features and an intense gaze, characteristic of this period. The Romanesque period is marked by a strong religious fervor and the development of sacred art, notably through sculpture intended for churches and monasteries. This sculpted head, probably from a larger ensemble, bears witness to this artistic and spiritual context. The work rests on a wooden base, highlighting its ancient character and its remarkable presence. An authentic piece full of history, ideal for lovers of medieval art.