Antonio Susini, (Firenze 1558 – 1624)
Christo Morto, early 17th century
Bronze
H 30 x W 25,8 x D 6,5 cm
H 11 4/5 x W 10 1/8 x D 2 1/2 inch
H 11 4/5 x W 10 1/8 x D 2 1/2 inch
Firenze, early 17th century
This finely cast bronze of the dead Christ exemplifies the refined devotional bronzes associated with Antonio Susini, Giambologna’s most accomplished assistant and collaborator. The figure presents a serene yet poignant...
This finely cast bronze of the dead Christ exemplifies the refined devotional bronzes associated with Antonio Susini, Giambologna’s most accomplished assistant and collaborator. The figure presents a serene yet poignant image of the Redeemer, rendered with a meticulous attention to surface and anatomical precision that betrays Susini’s training as a goldsmith.