PietaRoman Śledź · 1991
1991
39.0 x 17.0 cm
The Polish Museum in Rapperswil
Roman Śledź (1948 –)
A master of Polish folk art sculpture, Roman Śledź creates profound linden wood compositions like the Pieta through deep biblical contemplation, inviting you to discover the spiritual soul within his intricate carvings.
The Polish Museum in Rapperswil (Rapperswil-sur-Rippe, Switzerland)
Housed within Rapperswil Castle (13th century), the museum reflects Poland's historical struggles & contributions to European civilization.
A two-figure composition carved of linden wood, subsequently painted and varnished. It depicts Mary holding the Body of Christ.Unlike traditional folk artists, Roman Śledź sculpts collective portraits. He works with precision, using a single wooden log. Each sculpture is different, despite addressing exactly the same topic. He is called a master of the Road of the Cross. The point of departure for his works is faith and constant contemplation of the Gospel. He does not seek inspiration in church iconography, the composition arises from his deep experience and own interpretation of the biblical text. His sculptures are full of expression and realistic presentation of suffering, pain and despair.
Sobre esta obra
- Título: Pieta
- Artista: Roman Śledź
- Ano: 1991
- Dimensões originais: 39.0 x 17.0 cm
- Formato: Portrait
- Estado dos direitos autorais: Sob direitos autorais
- Onde ver: The Polish Museum in Rapperswil
- Intensidade de cor: Monochromatic
- Brilho percebido: brilliant
Perguntas e Respostas
Qual paleta e cor predominante definem "Pieta"?
A identidade cromática de "Pieta", de Roman Śledź: uma paleta Neutrals, dominada por Espresso (#4a2e24).
Qual é a forma e as dimensões de "Pieta", de Roman Śledź?
O formato de "Pieta" é Portrait e a obra original mede 39 x 17 cm. Ambas as informações são úteis ao planejar uma reprodução.
Qual é a cor predominante em "Pieta"?
Um tom Amber to Saffron percorre "Pieta", de Roman Śledź.