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Süddeutscher oder niederländischer Bildschnitzer

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€ 3 300
Auction dateClassic
10.09.2023 10:30UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
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Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 1006570
Lot 3073 | Süddeutscher oder niederländischer Bildschnitzer
Süddeutscher oder niederländischer Bildschnitzer
Süddeutscher oder niederländischer Bildschnitzer (Tätig um 1620-1650)
Relieftafel mit Pietà
Buchsbaum, geschnitzt, fein poliert und mit schöner Patina. Detailreich im Relief geschnitzte, kleine Tafel als Andachtsbild, das sich in seiner kompakten Komposition auf Maria und ihre innige Beziehung zu Christus konzentriert. Die Figuren fügen sich hierbei in das rechteckige Format ein: Maria blickt in geneigter Haltung im Profil auf das Haupt Christi, hält mit ihrer zarten Hand seinen rechten Arm, während sein Linker der rechten unteren Ecke der Tafel folgt. Die enge Verbindung Mariens zu Christus wird auch in ihrem Mantel zum Ausdruck gebracht, der nicht auflösbar mit dem Tuch Christi verbunden ist. Virtuos hat der Bildschnitzer die Anatomie des Körpers Christi und seinen nach hinten fallenden Kopf mit dem langen, gewellten Haar und dem gelockten Bart wiedergegeben. Verso alte Besitzerinschrift. Partiell ger. rest. in der oberen Partie des Hintergrundes, rechte untere Ecke ger. besch.; 19,2 cm x 12,9 cm.
Vgl. Relief "The Lamentation" (Die Beweinung Christi) von Adam Lenckhardt, Wien um 1630, Inv.-Nr. A.41-1928, im Victoria und Albert Museum, London.
South German or Dutch sculptor. Carved boxwood relief depicting the Virgin of Pity. Old inscription of a collector on the reverse. Small restorations to the upper area of the background, slight loss of the lower right corner.
Auction house category:Sculptures
Address of auction Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
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