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Giambologna: Corpus of Christ Sculpture
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Giambologna: Corpus of Christ Sculpture4551
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A faithful reproduction of a bronze sculpture in the Museum's collection, our Corpus of Christ, delicately conveys Christ's agony and pathos that was so ... View Full Product Details
A faithful reproduction of a bronze sculpture in the Museum's collection, our Corpus of Christ, delicately conveys Christ's agony and pathos that was so evident in the original cast in the early seventeenth century in the workshop of Giovanni Francesco Susini (ca. 1575–1653), off of a model Giovanni Bologna, called Giambologna (Flemish, ca. 1529–1608).
A faithful reproduction of a bronze sculpture in the Museum's collection, our Corpus of Christ, delicately conveys Christ's agony and pathos that was so evident in the original cast in the early seventeenth century in the workshop of Giovanni Francesco Susini (ca. 1575–1653), off of a model Giovanni Bologna, called Giambologna (Flemish, ca. 1529–1608).
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The corpus is impressive in its size and weight. I bought it to make a crucifix for my wall at home. The corpus has mounting loop on the back, but also has a hole in each wrist to hang on pegs. However there's no corresponding hole at the ankles.
