Tegel - 1550-1600
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Zeldzaam grote Italiaanse majolika-tegel met Ecce Homo, gedateerd circa 1550–1600; keramiek uit Italië met een breedte van 21,4 cm, hoogte 21,2 cm en diepte 2,3 cm.
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Rare and large Italian Majolica Tile with Ecce Homo – 16th century (circa 1550–1600)
Dimensions:
Origin: Italy
Rare and powerful majolica fragment depicting Ecce Homo, Christ crowned with thorns. The fragment shows an exceptionally expressive and deeply human portrayal of Christ: the slightly lowered gaze, subtle asymmetry of the eyes and the softly modelled mouth give the face a restrained, almost tangible emotional presence. This type of devotional image was intended to evoke direct empathy and contemplation in the viewer.
Stylistically, this work closely relates to Italian majolica production of the second half of the 16th century, associated with centres such as Faenza, Urbino and Castel Durante. The warm ochre and honey tones, combined with strong manganese brown and coppery green in the crown of thorns, are characteristic of this period. The loose, painterly brushwork in the hair and beard suggests an experienced workshop hand.
This is a fragment of a larger devotional plaque or wall tile, likely originating from a religious or private devotional context (chapel, monastery interior or domestic altar).
Condition
In good/fair and honest condition, with visible traces of age and use: edge losses, small glaze chips and surface wear consistent with a 16th-century object. No restorations observed. The fragment retains a beautiful, authentic patina.
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The object(s) will be carefully packed and shipped with professional materials.
We ship internationally, including to the United States. Shipping to the US is entirely at the buyer’s risk. The seller cannot be held responsible for loss, damage, customs delays or import duties.
For valuable and/or larger objects we strongly recommend using our professional transport partner. Shipping options and costs can be requested after the auction via the chat.
De verkoper stelt zich voor
At Tencate Art, we specialise in European fine art from the Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and 18th-century periods. Our collection is carefully curated and includes paintings, devotional works, sculptures and objects with strong historical and artistic significance.
In addition to European art, we also occasionally offer Chinese works of art, with a focus on Qing Dynasty ceramics and decorative objects. All pieces are researched and described accurately, and presented with clear photography.
With years of experience in the art world, we aim to provide buyers with quality, authenticity and transparency.
Should you have any questions about one of our objects, we are always happy to assist.
Thank you for visiting, and enjoy exploring our listings.
Rare and large Italian Majolica Tile with Ecce Homo – 16th century (circa 1550–1600)
Dimensions:
Origin: Italy
Rare and powerful majolica fragment depicting Ecce Homo, Christ crowned with thorns. The fragment shows an exceptionally expressive and deeply human portrayal of Christ: the slightly lowered gaze, subtle asymmetry of the eyes and the softly modelled mouth give the face a restrained, almost tangible emotional presence. This type of devotional image was intended to evoke direct empathy and contemplation in the viewer.
Stylistically, this work closely relates to Italian majolica production of the second half of the 16th century, associated with centres such as Faenza, Urbino and Castel Durante. The warm ochre and honey tones, combined with strong manganese brown and coppery green in the crown of thorns, are characteristic of this period. The loose, painterly brushwork in the hair and beard suggests an experienced workshop hand.
This is a fragment of a larger devotional plaque or wall tile, likely originating from a religious or private devotional context (chapel, monastery interior or domestic altar).
Condition
In good/fair and honest condition, with visible traces of age and use: edge losses, small glaze chips and surface wear consistent with a 16th-century object. No restorations observed. The fragment retains a beautiful, authentic patina.
Shipping & Disclaimer
The object(s) will be carefully packed and shipped with professional materials.
We ship internationally, including to the United States. Shipping to the US is entirely at the buyer’s risk. The seller cannot be held responsible for loss, damage, customs delays or import duties.
For valuable and/or larger objects we strongly recommend using our professional transport partner. Shipping options and costs can be requested after the auction via the chat.
De verkoper stelt zich voor
At Tencate Art, we specialise in European fine art from the Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and 18th-century periods. Our collection is carefully curated and includes paintings, devotional works, sculptures and objects with strong historical and artistic significance.
In addition to European art, we also occasionally offer Chinese works of art, with a focus on Qing Dynasty ceramics and decorative objects. All pieces are researched and described accurately, and presented with clear photography.
With years of experience in the art world, we aim to provide buyers with quality, authenticity and transparency.
Should you have any questions about one of our objects, we are always happy to assist.
Thank you for visiting, and enjoy exploring our listings.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Materiaal
Keramiek
Land van herkomst
Italië
Hoogte
21,2 cm
Breedte
21,4 cm
Diepte
2,3 cm
Geschatte periode
1550-1600
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