Spanish school of the XVIII century

Spanish school of the XVIII century.
"Risen Christ".
Carved and polychrome wood.
Measurements: 91 x 35 x 22 cm.

Round sculpture made of carved and polychrome wood representing the risen Christ, a Triumphant Savior who rises from the tomb, although in this particular case the tomb is not preserved. Christ is represented half-naked, covered only with the "perizonium" or cloth of purity with which he was crucified, although on his left shoulder hangs a mantle of voluminous folds and whitish tone, color of purity, both cloths show signs of golden ornamentation. The figure shows great dynamism due to its gesture with the foot forward and the hip slightly flexed. In addition, the mantle that covers her shoulder stands out for the folds that generate waves and bring greater monumentality to the figure, although in a fluid way.