Carved depiction of Christ Supine on Marble Slab c.1740

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Carved depiction of Christ Supine on Marble Slab c.1740A wonderfully carved sculpture depicting Christ supine in the Entombment of Christ. Created in the late Baroque period c. 1740. With residual gesso remnants over a sectional lime wood base, this Flemish work of art was probably made for small Church or Private Chapel. The life like work of art looks equally outstanding laid flat or as a wall hanging.

possibly Naples - advertising “Cocco Fresco”

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