| Artist | |
|---|---|
| Date | 1671 |
| Object type | relief |
| Medium, technique | terracotta |
| Dimensions | 57 × 54.5 × 9 cm, 4 kg |
| Inventory number | 66.7 |
| Collection | Sculpture |
| On view | This artwork is on view at the permanent exhibition |
The most outstanding work of Baroque terracotta sculpture in the collection is this relief by Tommaso Amantini. The master was of northern Italian origin and studied with Ercole Ferrata, who worked in Rome. This work is a masterpiece of the high-relief technique; the rich draperies and the powerful movement of Pilate form a strong contrast with the figure of Christ standing with a bare upper body. The work depicts the scene from the Passion of Christ when the scourged and mocked Christ is shown to the people.
Miriam Szőcs
This record is subject to revision due to ongoing research.
