Marmor-Relieftafel mit Moses und den Zehn Geboten, Frankreich, 16./17. Jhdt. - photo 1

Marmor-Relieftafel mit Moses und den Zehn Geboten, Frankreich, 16./17. Jhdt.

Lot 4939
19.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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Bid acceptance closed for this auction
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1324148
Lot 4939 | Marmor-Relieftafel mit Moses und den Zehn Geboten, Frankreich, 16./17. Jhdt.
Marmor-Relieftafel mit Moses und den Zehn Geboten, Frankreich, 16./17. Jhdt.
Aus verschiedenen Marmorsorten gefertigte Tafel. Der aus weißem Marmor geschnittene Moses mit wehendem Haar und erhobenem Zeigefinger weist mit der Linken auf die zwei sich vom schwarzen Hintergrund erhebende Gesetzestafeln. Darauf fein graviert die zehn Gebote in reformiert-calvinistischer Version (ausgezeichnet durch das beibehaltene Bildverbot). Stellenweise kleine Ausbrüche bzw. Restaurierungen, auf der rechten Seite der Tafel ein Riss. Rückseitig in Metallrahmen gefasst. Maße 68 x 86 cm.
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Die vorliegende Dekalogtafel stammt sehr wahrscheinlich aus einer französischen Hugenottenkirche.
Provenienz: Ursprünglich aus einer Pariser Sammlung, aktuell einer Münchner Sammlung angehörend.
A French marble panel in relief with Moses and the Ten Commandments, 16th/17th century
A French marble panel in relief with Moses and the Ten Commandments, 16th/17th century
Panel crafted from different kinds of marble. The figure of Moses cut in white marble with flowing hair and raised index finger, his left hand pointing to two Tablets of the Law raised against the black background. These tablets finely engraved with the Ten Commandments in Reformist-Calvinist version (evident from the lack of images, which were prohibited by Calvinist rules). Small losses and restorations in places, crack on the right side of the panel. Metal frame on the reverse. Dimensions 68 x 86 cm.
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The decalogue panel offered here most probably comes from a French Huguenot church.
Provenance: Originally from a collection in Paris, currently part of a collection in Munich.
Condition: II -
Auction house category:Furniture and furnishings
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