19th-Century Terracotta Sculpture: “Christ at the Column” – An Ancient Artistic Representation Introduction: The Story of a Masterpiece Embarking on a journey into 19th-century art, we come across works that are not only beautiful to look at but also full of history and meaning. One of these is the "19th-century terracotta sculpture Christ at the Column," a preparatory sketch that embodies centuries of artistic and religious tradition. The Value of a Preparatory Sketch Before embarking on the final work, many artists create preparatory sketches. This sculpture, in particular, serves as a three-dimensional model, offering a detailed perspective of what will become the final work. Every detail, every curve, represents an anticipation of a major work. Details and Characteristics Made of terracotta, a material that has always represented the Italian sculptural tradition, this work depicts Christ tied to the column, a solemn and reflective moment. The measurements are particular: 60 cm with the base, while the sculpture alone measures 33 cm. Its greatness, however, goes far beyond physical dimensions, residing in its profound meaning and the mastery with which it was made. Shipping and Purchase We ship worldwide via Fedex-UPS-Dhl, guaranteeing professional packaging and insurance. If you wish, personal delivery is also possible. A real opportunity for those who collect antique and important objects. For any information, do not hesitate to contact us. We accept different payment methods: bank transfer, Visa, and Mastercard. Exclusive Presentation For those who wish to admire this wonder up close, we will be present at the "Mercante in Fiera" in Parma from September 30th to October 8th, 2023, Pavilion 5 Stand G001. We invite you to join us, to live a unique artistic experience and personally appreciate the mastery of this sculpture. Conclusion: A Work of Art for Eternity It is not just a sculpture, but a piece of history. The purchase of this sculpture is not only a material investment but also a cultural one, a way to connect with centuries of tradition and artistic passion.