God the Father
Relief
last quarter of the 15th century (made)
last quarter of the 15th century (made)
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This relief representing God the Father, with his right arm raised in benediction and an orb in his left hand, was initially assumed to have formed part of a wall fountain. However it is more likely that the carving originates from an altar or tabernacle.
Object details
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Title | God the Father |
Materials and techniques | Istrian stone |
Brief description | Relief, God the Father, Istrian Stone. |
Physical description | God the Father. Relief in Istrian Stone. The relief, which is carved in one with a plinth decorated with acanthus foliage, represents God the Father in half-lenght. His right arm is raised in benediction, and he holds an orb in his left hand. |
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Object history | Purchased in Florence (Bardini) |
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Summary | This relief representing God the Father, with his right arm raised in benediction and an orb in his left hand, was initially assumed to have formed part of a wall fountain. However it is more likely that the carving originates from an altar or tabernacle. |
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Accession number | 14A-1891 |
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Record created | November 3, 2008 |
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