Légende
Figure of St. Mary Magdalene, ca. 1480, Southern Germany. Hollow wall sculpture, height 115.0 cm, width 35.8 cm, depth 16.2 cm. St. Mary Magdalene depicted frontally, standing in slight contrapposto with head slightly tilted left. She holds a perfume box in her left hand and its lid in her right. The face has small delicate features and a high forehead, framed by a thick braid woven with a ribbon; a white shawl draped over her head falls to the left, covers the breast and is draped over the right shoulder. She wears a double gown: an over-dress of patterned golden fabric, short-sleeved, tied at the waist creating shallow radiating pleats; the under-dress originally dark red, now darkened is visible in the significantly flared sleeves. A cloak is draped over her left shoulder, its pleated tail draped over the front and held by the left hand, showing a green lining where folded back; on the right it forms deep, rather stiffly modeled semicircular and V-shaped folds. The tip of a shoe is visible between the folds forming the base of the sculpture., A carved wooden figure shown from the back against a gray background, with a long vertical metal rod leaning along its center; the figure has a rounded head or helmet-like shape and a flowing robe with visible carved texture and layered wood grain in shades of brown and tan, with areas of darker brown and some lighter beige; the wood surface shows worn and rough patches, small holes, and irregular edges, and there are a few small remnants of faded color in muted tones on the outer edges.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A00_096
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
62.9Mo (1.9Mo) / 31.0cm x 50.8cm / 3665 x 6000 (300dpi)