Christ as the Man of Sorrows
Christ as the Man of Sorrows
Christ as the Man of Sorrows
Christ as the Man of Sorrows

Image credit: The Henry Barber Trust, The Barber Institute of Fine Arts, University of Birmingham

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Orazio Marinali was the leading member of a prominent family of sculptors in Vicenza, near Venice, which specialised in religious images. Orazio’s sculptures are often of extreme emotional intensity, as in this extraordinary relief carving, which is particularly moving. Equally remarkable is Marinali’s virtuoso technique, best evidenced in the deep drilling of the hair, and his eccentric approach to anatomy. The exaggerated form of the ear is something of a trademark in his work.

The Barber Institute of Fine Arts

Birmingham

Title

Christ as the Man of Sorrows

Date

c.1690

Medium

marble

Measurements

H 35 x W 28.5 x D (?) cm;
H 35 x W 28.5 x D (?) cm

Accession number

2000.3

Acquisition method

purchased with generous financial assistance from the National Art Collections Fund and the Resource/Victoria and Albert Purchase Grant Fund, 2000

Work type

Relief

Signature/marks description

Sale stamp

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