Christ In Bonds, Carved Monoxylous Wood, 17th Century

A magnificent 17th-century monoxylous wood sculpture depicting Christ in Bonds, also known as Christ of Pity. This artwork captures a poignant moment in the Passion of Christ, when He awaits His suffering between the stations of the cross where Jesus is stripped of His garments and given gall to drink. The expression of suffering and resignation is finely rendered, reflecting the emotional depth and devotional artistry of the period.

The piece retains numerous traces of its original polychromy, showcasing the skill and devotion of the artisans of the time. The monoxylous wood, carved from a single block, demonstrates the technical mastery of the 17th-century sculptors who could convey powerful religious scenes with remarkable emotional impact.

    •    Period: 17th century
    •    Material: Carved monoxylous wood with traces of original polychromy
    •    Subject: Christ in Bonds, scene from the Passion
    •    Dimensions: Depth 15 cm, width 41 cm, height 70 cm
    •    Condition: Good overall condition with preserved polychromy traces

A rare and moving piece, perfect for collectors of sacred art or those looking to enrich their collection with a poignant representation of 17th-century faith and religious craftsmanship.