Baroque Limewood Relief with Angel, Lamb and Allegorical Figures, c.1650–1720

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Baroque Limewood Relief with Angel, Lamb and Allegorical Figures, c.1650–1720A beautifully carved Baroque limewood relief from the mid 17th to early 18th century, almost certainly from the Alpine regions of Southern Germany or the Austrian Tyrol. The composition centres on a winged angel presenting the Lamb of God, flanked by two contrasting allegorical figures. One is a wonderfully life like, dynamic, semi nude male embodying humanity or nature in its raw, earthly state; the other a robed figure suggesting Law, Virtue or

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with real presence

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capturing the expressive

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making it perfect for sculpture and statues

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surrounded by autumnal elements such as flowers and fruits