Italian school (XVII) - Salvator Mundi

Important ancient collectible painting
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"Savior of the World"
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Monumental oil painting on panel by an Italian master of the 17th century in a contemporary frame from the 1600s.
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A captivating and well-crafted work that depicts the most typical iconography of Christ "Salvator Mundi", with the right hand raised in a blessing pose and the left hand holding the Sphere, the "Globus Cruciger", a symbol of universal power, used by emperors during the Middle Ages.
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The work stands out for its pictorial perfection and extreme figurative elegance, with a splendid chromaticism highlighted by excellent conditions.
It is certainly an important and prestigious work that possesses all the qualities of the most beautiful devotional painting of the 17th century.
It is presented in excellent condition, already perfectly cleaned and framed, complete with an ancient gilt frame. It is a painting that excellently showcases the characteristics of 17th-century Tuscan/Roman painting.
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Dimensions: 86 x 64 cm in contemporary frame
Table: 70 x 50 cm
Scope: Tuscan / Roman
Period: 1600 / 1650
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It stands out for the elegance and solemn composure of the half-length figure of Christ, which expresses His Divine strength with a powerful yet reassuring gaze.
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Magnificent work in good condition in an original oval frame
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With a certificate of authenticity in accordance with the law and Condition report
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Product condition:
Product in good condition, shows small signs of wear. We try to present the actual condition as completely as possible with the photos. If some details are not clear from the photos, the description is authoritative.
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Ideal for collecting and investment
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Originating from a private Italian collection
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Professional packaging and insured shipping
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The frame in the photo is considered a gift attached to the artwork. It will be delivered with the painting free of charge. No disputes will be accepted on the frame or complaints about hypothetical transport damages, relating to the frame.
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Insured shipping
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