The Christ of Waters is an image of an anonymous author, of polychrome wood, which can be dated to the middle of the sixteenth century, perhaps earlier, of Castilian or Extremaduran school that imitates Castilian. The cross is one of the so-called arboreals. Due to its wide crown of thorns, carved in its own head, it recalls the models of the French sculptor settled in Spain Juan de Juni(1506-1577). In 2010 it was still very affected by an attac…
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The Christ of Waters is an image of an anonymous author, of polychrome wood, which can be dated to the middle of the sixteenth century, perhaps earlier, of Castilian or Extremaduran school that imitates Castilian. The cross is one of the so-called arboreals. Due to its wide crown of thorns, carved in its own head, it recalls the models of the French sculptor settled in Spain Juan de Juni(1506-1577). In 2010 it was still very affected by an attac…