Corpus Christi Northern European 16th-17th Century

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Corpus Christi Northern European 16th-17th CenturyThe early carved wood Corpus Christi, dating from the 16th to 17th century in Northern Europe, is a poignant example of devotional art. Delicately yet naively carved, it combines expressive simplicity with remarkable physicality, evoking both human vulnerability and divine serenity. The stylised anatomy and raw craftsmanship prioritise spiritual resonance over technical precision, creating a deeply authentic and emotive piece. Crafted for private

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