Wood sculpture - Maria Immaculata - 45 cm - Antique - Wood - 1750-1800

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Paula Martin-Calero Toro
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Selected by Paula Martin-Calero Toro

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Estimate  € 450 - € 550
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€120
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€53
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€50

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Description from the seller

Rare Baroque wooden sculpture "Maria Immaculata" – polychromed & gilded – circa 1750
Description: country of origin: Southern Italy
For sale is an expressive and finely worked Baroque sacred figure from the mid-18th century (circa 1750). It depicts Mary Immaculate in a praying posture with folded hands.
The Holy Mary stands symbolically on the earthly dome, entwined by the serpent (symbol of the victory over evil and original sin). The figure is characterized by a finely modeled face with delicate flesh tones, flowing drapery in vivid blue and red, and accent gilding at the hems. The elaborately designed pedestal is gilded and adorned with volutes.
Object: Holy figure / Mary Immaculate
Material: wood, hand-carved, polychromed & partially gilded
Dating: Baroque, circa 1750
Dimensions:
Total height with pedestal: 45 cm
Height of the figure without pedestal: 32.5 cm
W x D: 12.5 cm x 10 cm
Condition:
In keeping with its age, a beautiful, untouched original condition with expressive presence and patina. There are signs of aging and use, including flaking of the paint layer and primer (especially on the back of the cloak), paint loss, as well as historical insect damage traces at the underside of the pedestal (inactive/treated). All details, defects and the overall condition can be seen in the numerous close-up photos that are explicitly part of this item description.
A beautiful collectible for lovers of sacred Baroque art!
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Rare Baroque wooden sculpture "Maria Immaculata" – polychromed & gilded – circa 1750
Description: country of origin: Southern Italy
For sale is an expressive and finely worked Baroque sacred figure from the mid-18th century (circa 1750). It depicts Mary Immaculate in a praying posture with folded hands.
The Holy Mary stands symbolically on the earthly dome, entwined by the serpent (symbol of the victory over evil and original sin). The figure is characterized by a finely modeled face with delicate flesh tones, flowing drapery in vivid blue and red, and accent gilding at the hems. The elaborately designed pedestal is gilded and adorned with volutes.
Object: Holy figure / Mary Immaculate
Material: wood, hand-carved, polychromed & partially gilded
Dating: Baroque, circa 1750
Dimensions:
Total height with pedestal: 45 cm
Height of the figure without pedestal: 32.5 cm
W x D: 12.5 cm x 10 cm
Condition:
In keeping with its age, a beautiful, untouched original condition with expressive presence and patina. There are signs of aging and use, including flaking of the paint layer and primer (especially on the back of the cloak), paint loss, as well as historical insect damage traces at the underside of the pedestal (inactive/treated). All details, defects and the overall condition can be seen in the numerous close-up photos that are explicitly part of this item description.
A beautiful collectible for lovers of sacred Baroque art!
Secure and protected shipping with tracking.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Object name
Wood sculpture - Maria Immaculata - 45 cm
Weight
1.5 kg
Style subtype
Baroque
Material
Wood
Country of origin
Italy
Height
45 cm
Width
12.5 cm
Depth
10 cm
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Style
Antique
Estimated period
1750-1800
GermanyVerified
89
Objects sold
96.3%
Private

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