Italian Silver Embossed Relief Jesus on the Crucifix Cross Naples, 1850

Mark Twain's Sketches, new and old by Mark Twain *First Edition, 1875 Additional information: Binding: Hardcover Year Printed: 1875 Special Attribute...

Hand carved figural bear Tobacco and Pipe stand, c1900 Stand modeled as a bear pipe and tobacco stand with 3 holders for pipes. The head opening contai...

French Map of Paris, Musuem Carnavalet Rossingol University Map, 1576. Map of Paris, France - English: Map of Paris (1576) / museum Carnavalet Rossignol, it is the true fortrict o...

European Wood Iron and Metal Model Cannon with Coat of Arms Vintage European wood, iron, and metal model cannon. Ornate decoration to cannon featuring a coat of arms. The base the...

Falize French Gilt Silver & Cutglass Baccarat Dual Inkwells Eagle Finials, c1850 An outstanding 2nd Empire French Gilt .950 silver and cut crystal enc...

Maude Eggemeyer Works on paper “The Fleets Inn” Inscribed “To Marian” signed Maude R. Eggemeyer (bottom right) (Lines in image are due to reflection). Additional Information: ...

Refined and delicate figure of Jesus Christ on the cross in silver, 1880s. Great artistic quality please look at the details from the face to...

Jesus on the Cross, Bronze on plexiglass, Italy, 1970s Found in a noble apartment, intact, small signs of aging.

Stylish and meaningful work of art. This Christian work of art dates from the 1920s. Over the centuries wall crucifixes have been made in all kinds of sizes and shapes, but the ones from the Art Deco Era seem to be the most distinctive in style. This 1920s wall crucifix is small in size, but the straight lined, geometrical cross, the stylised Gothic halo and the relatively straight lined body of Christ tell us that it was clearly from the European Art Deco era. In this case Belgian (it is marked Bruxelles just below the feet). Some Art Deco crucifixes...

Antique large size sculpture and an impressive, religious work of art. Looking at Christ suffering like this, the crucifix (in our view) is a symbol of what 'telling people the trut...

Sizeable crucifix with a finer quality carved corpus of Christ. Looking at Christ like this and thinking about the gruesome way in which He lost His earthly life, the crucifix (in our view) is a symbol of what 'telling people the truth' can lead to. 'The truth does not have many friends' is something I once read. Looking at what is going on in the world today, in most countries that still is the case. However, we feel that we (humans), nevertheless, are still becoming more loving, civilized, empathetic and self-conscious. Mind you, this good size wall crucifix dates from the early 1900s and the cruelties that people did to one another for acting or being different than 'normal' in those days, in most cases were far worse than what we see in this day and age. Looking at Christ on the cross with this in mind, we have come along way and we are slowly, but surely evolving in the right direction. Maybe it is just some of our 'leaders' who are lacking behind. Christ on the cross should therefor also be a reminder of someone who has lived and foreseen all this and who should therefor always be a beacon of hope and light when things are not going our way, yet. What attracted us most in this work of religious art are the quality details of His anatomy and the warm patina of this finely carved corpus. The facial features of this superb corpus of Christ reveal...

Art Deco / mid-century crucifix depicting a nikel plated bronze Jesus on Cross. Wall Crucifix silver plated Bronze Christ Corpus. So what does INRI mean...