Kneeling Angel, Ignaz Günther, c. 1760
Franz Ignaz Günther, portraitFranz Ignaz GüntherAllemagne, 1725–1775

Kneeling Angel

c. 1760 · Sculpture

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This angel, and another now in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, were probably originally placed on either side of a tabernacle—a structure designed to hold the consecrated bread and wine of the Eucharist—on an altar in a Christian church or private chapel. The angels would originally have had wings, and the now plain surface of the sculpture would have been painted or gilded. Ignaz Günther was among the most sought-after carvers of religious sculpture in southern Germany. His virtuoso skill is particularly evident here in the angel’s pious expression and elegantly formed hands and feet.

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1966.18

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