Set of two crucified Christs. First half of the 20th century.

Set of two crucified Christs. First half of the 20th century.
Carved and polychromed boxwood. Wooden crosses.
They show isolated losses of polychrome, minor chips, and dirt.
Measurements: 30 x 25 cm and 24 x 22 cm (Christ figures); 60 x 32 cm and 50 x 30 cm (crosses).

Two dying Christs in carved and polychromed wood, mounted on wooden crosses with simple lines. Both figures reflect traditional devotional imagery, featuring stylized anatomies, raised arms, bowed heads, and a cloth of purity rendered with pronounced folds.

The larger figure features cleaner, more serene carving, with light skin tones and a white cloth, while the second features more hallmarks of contrasting polychromy, with a gilded perizonium and a more dramatic rendering of the body.