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"Ecce homo" 2025 glazed stoneware / Click here to buy

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  Pallas

  Athene

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  Heimkehrer

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  Ecce homo

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  The Triumph

  of Bachus

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  Cantor

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  Cassandra

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  Cogito,

  ergo sum

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  David

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  Iphigenie

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  Hanibal

  Barkas

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  Janus

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  Heros

This sculpture, crafted from glazed stoneware ceramic, depicts a slender, abstract figure. Its surface is characterized by a vibrant, irregular texture created by a bold red glaze with lighter highlights and darker indentations. The organic form and rough texture lend the piece an expressive presence. Its weatherproof finish makes it suitable for outdoor use. According to the Gospel of John, the Roman governor Pontius Pilate presented the tortured prisoner Jesus of Nazareth, clothed in a purple robe and crowned with thorns, to the people with the inscription "Ecce homo" (Behold the man), as he saw no grounds for his condemnation. The Jewish leaders then demanded Jesus' crucifixion.