Northern France, 17th century - Lot 283

Lot n° 283
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Northern France, 17th century - Lot 283
Northern France, 17th century The Resurrection of Christ Wooden panel carved in relief Size : 224 x 118 cm Restoration of the part of a panel in the decoration on the left, small accidents This important bas-relief originally integrated in a monumental altarpiece presents one of the most represented scenes of the of Christian iconography: the risen Christ triumphantly emerges from the tomb and rises triumphantly from the tomb rises into the air before the tetanus-stricken Roman soldiers. The angel descended from heaven holds the lid of the tomb. The Christ, seemingly dancing in the air, is inspired by the figures of Veronese (1528-1588), which were very popular and widely distributed via engraving. Here the artist has skilfully substituted the drapery with the clouds usually used to separate the earthly and heavenly worlds. and the celestial world. Expert: Lacroix-Jeannest firm
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