Veronica's Veil - 18th-century Oil On Canvas
Depiction of the Sixth Station of the Cross.
At the center of the scene is Saint Veronica, shown on the right holding a cloth bearing the miraculous imprint of Christ’s face—an image said to have formed when she wiped his forehead on the road to Calvary. Christ appears in the center, bloodied and crowned with thorns, his expression marked by resignation. On the left, Simon of Cyrene is shown helping Jesus carry the cross, his arms visibly bearing part of the burden.
Condition requiring restoration of the canvas and frame, as well as cleaning
At the center of the scene is Saint Veronica, shown on the right holding a cloth bearing the miraculous imprint of Christ’s face—an image said to have formed when she wiped his forehead on the road to Calvary. Christ appears in the center, bloodied and crowned with thorns, his expression marked by resignation. On the left, Simon of Cyrene is shown helping Jesus carry the cross, his arms visibly bearing part of the burden.
Condition requiring restoration of the canvas and frame, as well as cleaning
750 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Condition of use
Material: Oil painting
Length: 96 cm
Height: 73,5 cm
Reference (ID): 1843841
Availability: In stock
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