Aubusson “portrait Of Christ On The Cross”. Signed 19th Century Tapestry - 47lx57h Cm - No. 1559

The history of the depiction of Christ on the cross is rich and varied, evolving over the centuries. Early depictions: Early Christians avoided depicting the crucifixion. Constantine promoted the cross as a symbol, but without the figure of Christ. Development of crucifixes: It was not until the late 10th century that crucifixes, depicting Christ on the cross, became common. Artistic evolution: Byzantine art helped codify depictions, with precise details. Over time, depictions became more realistic, expressing Christ's suffering. The Renaissance brought plastic beauty, while subsequent periods heightened the drama of the Passion. Several notable paintings depict Christ on the cross, including: Christ Crucified by Diego Velázquez. Several paintings titled Christ on the Cross, notably by Michel Dumas and Antoine van Dyck. In keeping with tradition, this magnificent tapestry has undergone a thorough cleaning, the installation of a hand-sewn linen lining, and a careful inspection by our experts at the Galerie Lissier Artisan Workshop. It is now ready to adorn your home.