Badge Ecce Homo – Cristo coronato di spine dipinto a mano su porcellana con cornice in metallo argentato – - France - 19th - mid
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Description from the seller
Ecce Homo – Hand-painted, crucified Christ with a crown of thorns on porcelain with a silvered metal frame – 19th century
Refined devotional plaque from the 19th century depicting Christ crowned with thorns – Ecce Homo, created through hand-painted polychrome on an oval porcelain plaque.
Christ’s face is rendered with notable delicacy: gaze lifted upward, the crown of thorns, small traces of blood on the forehead and chest, and the soft modulation of the flesh give the image a strong expressive intensity. The nuances of the face and beard are particularly pleasing, executed with fine, precise painting.
The plaque is set in an elegant silvered metal frame, richly worked with carved and pierced vegetal motifs. The top is finished with a cross, an element that further emphasizes the devotional purpose of the object.
On the back is a characteristic easel foot, allowing the plaque to be displayed on a console, desk, shelf, or within a collection of sacred art.
The piece shows a pleasant patina of time, with natural signs and surface oxidation of the metal part appropriate to its age. The painted porcelain appears very well preserved, retaining vivid colors and a nice luster. See the numerous photographs, which are an integral part of the description and document the condition accurately.
Epoch: 19th century, presumably second half of the 1800s
Subject: Ecce Homo / Christ crowned with thorns
Material: hand-painted porcelain and silvered metal
Overall dimensions: about 15.5 × 9 × 1 cm
Support: rear table easel
A small sacred-art object that is particularly decorative, suitable for a collection of antique devotional objects as well as for a classical or eclectic interior, where it can become a refined focal point.
The object will be carefully packed and protected. Ankerior specializes in art logistics and handling of delicate items, with specialized training at Palazzo Spinelli in Florence in the packing, handling, transport, and logistics of artworks and cultural assets.
Seller's Story
Ankerior is an Italian brand dedicated to the search and selection of works of art, antiques, design and collectible objects of extraordinary historical, artistic and aesthetic interest. Each object is selected according to strict criteria of authenticity, quality and value, privileging artifacts capable of conveying character, elegance and uniqueness to the most refined environments. Each shipment is prepared with the utmost care, through professional packing techniques, so that every piece reaches its new owner in excellent condition, fully respecting its value and its history.
ANKERIOR - Extraordinary interiors begin with extraordinary objects.
Translated by Google TranslateEcce Homo – Hand-painted, crucified Christ with a crown of thorns on porcelain with a silvered metal frame – 19th century
Refined devotional plaque from the 19th century depicting Christ crowned with thorns – Ecce Homo, created through hand-painted polychrome on an oval porcelain plaque.
Christ’s face is rendered with notable delicacy: gaze lifted upward, the crown of thorns, small traces of blood on the forehead and chest, and the soft modulation of the flesh give the image a strong expressive intensity. The nuances of the face and beard are particularly pleasing, executed with fine, precise painting.
The plaque is set in an elegant silvered metal frame, richly worked with carved and pierced vegetal motifs. The top is finished with a cross, an element that further emphasizes the devotional purpose of the object.
On the back is a characteristic easel foot, allowing the plaque to be displayed on a console, desk, shelf, or within a collection of sacred art.
The piece shows a pleasant patina of time, with natural signs and surface oxidation of the metal part appropriate to its age. The painted porcelain appears very well preserved, retaining vivid colors and a nice luster. See the numerous photographs, which are an integral part of the description and document the condition accurately.
Epoch: 19th century, presumably second half of the 1800s
Subject: Ecce Homo / Christ crowned with thorns
Material: hand-painted porcelain and silvered metal
Overall dimensions: about 15.5 × 9 × 1 cm
Support: rear table easel
A small sacred-art object that is particularly decorative, suitable for a collection of antique devotional objects as well as for a classical or eclectic interior, where it can become a refined focal point.
The object will be carefully packed and protected. Ankerior specializes in art logistics and handling of delicate items, with specialized training at Palazzo Spinelli in Florence in the packing, handling, transport, and logistics of artworks and cultural assets.
Seller's Story
Ankerior is an Italian brand dedicated to the search and selection of works of art, antiques, design and collectible objects of extraordinary historical, artistic and aesthetic interest. Each object is selected according to strict criteria of authenticity, quality and value, privileging artifacts capable of conveying character, elegance and uniqueness to the most refined environments. Each shipment is prepared with the utmost care, through professional packing techniques, so that every piece reaches its new owner in excellent condition, fully respecting its value and its history.
ANKERIOR - Extraordinary interiors begin with extraordinary objects.
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1400-1900
Number of objects
1
Title/inscription
Ecce Homo – Cristo coronato di spine dipinto a mano su porcellana con cornice in metallo argentato –
Condition
Good condition
Country of origin
France
Material
Metal, Porcelain
Period
19th - mid
Military Context
No
