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Wooden crucifix by an unknown sculptor of Provenal and Catalan culture. Work preserved in the Regional Museum of Messina
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Wooden crucifix by an unknown sculptor of Provenal and Catalan culture. Work preserved in the Regional Museum of Messina
Wooden crucifix by an unknown sculptor of Provenal and Catalan culture. Work preserved in the Regional Museum of Messina. Messina Regional Museum Crucifix Late Gothic, Gothic, Middle Ages, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1929. Date of Artwork:1400-1450 ca.. Artist:Catalan School
Anderson
ADA-F-029240-0000
Media ID 33148670
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Cross Death Gothic For Daytime
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This print showcases a remarkable wooden crucifix, created by an unknown sculptor of Provençal and Catalan culture. The exquisite artwork is carefully preserved in the Regional Museum of Messina, offering a glimpse into the rich artistic heritage of this region. Dating back to the late Gothic period, specifically around 1400-1450 AD, this mesmerizing piece exemplifies the intricate craftsmanship prevalent during the Middle Ages in Europe. The photograph itself was taken in 1929, capturing both the timeless beauty of the crucifix and its historical significance. The artist behind this masterpiece belongs to the renowned Catalan School, whose influence can be seen through their distinct style and attention to detail. This particular crucifix evokes deep emotions with its portrayal of Christ's sacrifice on the cross. The image reveals a male figure draped in a loincloth, symbolizing Jesus' suffering during his crucifixion. The delicate carving captures every contour of his body while conveying both physiological and psychological aspects associated with this pivotal moment in Christian history. Set against a backdrop that hints at death's presence yet bathed in soft daylight, this photograph offers viewers an opportunity for contemplation. It invites us to reflect not only on religious symbolism but also on themes such as mortality and redemption. Beyond its spiritual connotations, this artwork also serves as a testament to fashion and clothing trends prevalent during that era. Through studying pieces like these within museum collections worldwide, we gain insights into how people dressed centuries ago. Anderson from Alinari has expertly captured all these elements within one frame – immortalizing an extraordinary work that continues to captivate audiences today.
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