A Wonderful Late Gothic Period Italian Gesso & Softwood Carved ‘Ecce Homo’ Figure of Christ c.1500 sub-Religion & Relics In the Autumn of 1881

In the Autumn of 1881

Orson only managed to escape himself by hiding on an owls back

Delicate yet surprisingly robust

The edges of the plates have pea green paint to them

A Wonderful Late Gothic Period Italian Gesso & Softwood Carved ‘Ecce Homo’ Figure of Christ c.1500 sub-Religion & Relics In the Autumn of 1881Origin: Italian Period: Late Gothic Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1450 1550 Height: 26. 5 inches Width: 37 inches Depth: 7. 5 inches (at maximum) Weight: 11 KGS Dating from the Italian late Gothic period the weighty and well carved softwood and gesso figure of Christ, or Ecce Homo, in high relief, pigmented and partly gilded, fitted into a shadow box arched frame. The choice of wood a creation has affected the condition of this work of art but the fact