17th century Italian school.
Christ.
Chiselled bronze.
Old restorations on both arms.
Measurements: 24 cm.
Round sculpture representing Christ, still alive, crucified and raising his gaze towards heaven. Formally, the anatomy of Christ stands out, the verism of his anatomical features captured with verism and expressiveness, as well as his position forced by the fastening of three nails. The cloth of purity, with a knot on the right side, is notable for its marked folds and even movement. Throughout the depiction of Christ crucified, the figure of Christ on the Cross was humanised, showing the suffering and pathos with a great sense of naturalism, while at the same time proclaiming redemption and salvation.