PIETÀ

2.200,00 €

Pietà, bronze sculpture.

This sculpture depicts the poignant scene of the Virgin Mary cradling the lifeless body of Jesus Christ after his crucifixion and before his entombment. Crafted in bronze, it is an outstanding example of religious art, though its creator remains unknown. The piece exudes deep emotional intensity, showcasing an astonishing level of detail and a realistic portrayal of human suffering and divine sorrow.

Unsigned and undated, this Pietà nevertheless conveys the universal language of grief and compassion. Mary is depicted in a moment of silent mourning and meditation, her face expressing serenity and inner strength. Jesus’ lifeless body, while still, is rendered with anatomical precision, evoking the peace that follows his suffering.

One of the most striking features of this work is the masterful depiction of drapery. The folds in Mary’s garments create a dramatic contrast with the smoothness of the figures’ skin, enhancing both the realism and the symbolic depth of the scene.

Though its author is unknown, this Pietà stands as a powerful testament to timeless themes such as sacrifice, maternal love, death, and the hope of resurrection. Its anonymity adds another layer of mystery and universality to this deeply moving piece, which continues to inspire awe and contemplative reverence in all who behold it.

Dimensions: 85 x 25 x 17 cm

Weight: 21 kg

The Pietà is in excellent condition.

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Weight 21 kg
Dimensions 85 × 25 × 17 cm
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