"God The Father Holding The Remains Of Jesus In His Arms - Late 15th Century - Germany"
A late 15th-century wooden sculpture depicting God the Father holding the remains of Jesus in a moment of deep grief and compassion. The work has European origins, specifically German, with a strong tradition of religious wooden sculpture. The style reflects characteristics of Renaissance art, with a strong focus on the drama and emotional expression of the figures. These types of sculptures depicting the Pietà were often intended for private worship or for display in churches and chapels, serving as objects of devotion and meditation on the Passion of Christ.
Measurements with base: height 105 cm, width 48 cm, depth 25 cm.
Measurements without base: height 97 cm.