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God the Father (Apostle?), probably around 1630/1650. Creator: Martin Zurn
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God the Father (Apostle?), probably around 1630/1650. Creator: Martin Zurn
God the Father (Apostle?), probably around 1630/1650
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1. Title: "God the Father (Apostle?) - A 17th Century Baroque Masterpiece by Martin Zurn" This exquisite wood carving, titled "God the Father (Apostle?)", dates back to the 1630s or 1650s, created by the skilled Austrian artist, Martin Zurn. The artwork is a prime example of early Baroque art, showcasing the intricate details and masterful craftsmanship of the era. Martin Zurn, an Austrian artist, is known for his exceptional ability to carve intricate designs and figures out of linden wood. This piece, depicting God the Father, is no exception. The close-up view reveals the meticulous attention to detail, with every strand of the deity's long, flowing beard and the folds of his robe rendered with remarkable precision. The image of God the Father is captured in a contemplative moment, with his eyes looking away, as if lost in thought. His hand is raised in a gesture of blessing, while his other hand rests gently on his chest. The wooden sculpture exudes a sense of calm and serenity, making it a deeply spiritual and moving work of art. This masterpiece was likely created in Zurn's studio, reflecting the artist's dedication to his craft and the rich heritage of Austrian art. Today, it is proudly displayed in the Austrian Gallery Belvedere, a testament to the enduring legacy of Martin Zurn and the Baroque era. The wooden sculpture, with its intricate carving and lifelike details, invites viewers to pause and reflect on the deeper meaning of faith and the role of art in expressing the divine. This image of God the Father is a powerful reminder of the beauty and depth of the Christian tradition, as well as the artistic achievements of the 17th century.
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