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The images present various views of a sculpture titled "Depositio crucis" by Andreas Loeschner-Gornau. The sculpture depicts a group of human figures—interconnected and intertwined—that address the biblical theme of the Descent from the Cross. The figures are abstracted and stylized, characterized by organic forms and sweeping lines. They appear to support and bear one another, reflecting the dramatic and emotional intensity of the Descent. The coloring of the sculpture is distinctive. The surface is textured and appears to be coated with various layers of paint, creating an intriguing sense of depth. Dominant colors include a deep turquoise-blue and a lustrous golden-yellow; alongside these, violet and darker blue tones are also visible. The surface texture is reminiscent of weathered metal or stone, featuring an irregular, almost moss-like structure that is highlighted by the gold accents. These golden accents appear most prominently where the figures touch or where light reflects off the surface. The composition is dynamic and multifaceted. The figures form a kind of organic column or cluster that opens upward. This is particularly evident in the central view, where one figure—with arms raised—appears to hover above the group, while other figures are arranged beneath and around it. The sculpture rests upon a flat, rectangular base that supports the figures. The work is presented from various angles to emphasize its three-dimensional quality and the complex relationships between its individual elements. The lighting appears to originate from the front, casting soft shadows on the backs of the figures and thereby accentuating their sculptural volume. The background consists of a neutral, light tone—presumably white or light gray—which brings the sculpture to the foreground and allows its colors and forms to stand out.