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ARCH.2003.33, Rendition: 803306
This image displays a black-and-white photograph of a medieval wooden sculpture, specifically a head of Christ, mounted on a page within what appears to be an archival album or catalog book.
The Sculpture:
The Photograph and Mounting:
Below the photograph, a caption is written in blue ink:
1925.36, French, 13th Century, Wood
Head of Christ
(available from C.J. Lauglin)
This provides important contextual information:
This image functions as an archival record — common in museums or private collections — documenting a piece of medieval religious art. The 13th-century French origin places it in the High Gothic period, known for increasing naturalism in religious sculpture. The physical condition and stylistic details (flowing hair, expressive features) are consistent with Gothic iconography.
This is an archival photograph of a 13th-century French wooden sculpture of Christ’s head, carefully documented with catalog information and mounted in an album for study or record-keeping. The image preserves both the artwork’s aesthetic and its provenance details, offering valuable insight into medieval sculpture and historical art collection practices.
The image shows a photograph of a sculpture of the Head of Christ, which appears to be made of wood. The sculpture is depicted in profile, facing to the right, with intricate details in the facial features and beard. The wood has a weathered, textured appearance, and the sculpture is mounted on a wooden pedestal. The photograph is placed in a photograph album or binder, with a label at the bottom providing the following information: "1925.36 French, 13th Century, Wood Head of Christ (available from C.J. Lauglin)."
The photograph has a vintage look, and the label is handwritten, suggesting it is part of a historical collection or archive. The album also contains other pages and tags, indicating this is part of a larger collection of photographs or documents related to historical artifacts.
This image shows a photograph of a wooden sculpture of the head of Christ, placed within a folder. The folder is beige with a green cover around the edges. The photograph of the sculpture is in black and white and appears to be held in place by black tape at the corners. The sculpture itself is intricately carved, with detailed facial features and hair. The head is shown in a three-quarter view, looking to the left side of the image. Below the photograph, there is handwritten text in blue ink that reads: "1925.36, French, 13th Century, Wood Head of Christ (available from C.J. Laughtin)." The photograph is placed on a page that has a beige background and is part of a collection or archive. There are also some visible tabs and a green edge on the left side of the folder.
The image depicts a page from a book or an album with a photograph of a wooden sculpture of a head. The photograph is in black and white. The head is of a bearded man with a long beard and mustache. The head is placed on a page with a caption written in blue ink. The caption reads "1925-36, French, 13th Century, wood Head of Christ (available from C.J. Laughlin)." The page is bound in a green cover.
The image shows a black-and-white photograph of a sculpture of a bearded man, possibly a religious figure, placed on a white background. The photograph is placed in a photo album. The photograph is labeled with the date "1925.36," indicating that it was taken in 1925. The sculpture is identified as French, dating back to the 13th century, and made of wood. It is described as the "Head of Christ" and is mentioned to be available from C.J. Laughlin.
The image depicts a photograph of a sculpted head, likely of a religious or historical figure, placed within the pages of a book or album. The photograph is in black and white, showing a detailed and textured surface that suggests the sculpture is made of wood. The head features prominent facial features, including a beard and hair, with a solemn and contemplative expression. The sculpture appears to be aged, with visible wear and natural wood grain, indicating its historical significance.
Below the photograph, handwritten text provides additional context:
The book itself has a light-colored cover with green edges, and there is a small orange tag or label visible on the left side of the page, possibly indicating a catalog or inventory number. The photograph is mounted or placed within the book, suggesting it is part of an archive or collection, likely documenting historical or artistic artifacts. The overall presentation implies a scholarly or curatorial context, focusing on the preservation and study of historical art.
The image shows a black and white photograph of a historical sculpture positioned within a scrapbook or an archival folder. The photograph captures a close-up view of a finely detailed sculpture with visible textures and folds in the material. Below the image, there is handwritten text providing information about the sculpture. It reads: "1925.36, French, 13th Century, Wood, Head of Christ." The additional information suggests that this object was cataloged in 1925, originates from France, dates back to the 13th century, and is crafted from wood. The album or folder itself has a beige border with a green strip at the bottom, hinting at an organized archival setting, possibly for study or preservation purposes. There are also visible elements such as paper edges, tape, and corner mounts suggesting the careful handling and storage of the document.
The image shows a black and white photograph of a wooden sculpture representing the head of Christ. The sculpture is French and dates back to the 13th century. The head is carved with detailed features including a textured beard, mustache, and wavy hair. The surface of the wood appears weathered and aged. The photograph itself is mounted on a page with photo corners, and beneath the image, there is handwritten text that reads: "1925.36, French, 13th Century, Wood Head of Christ (available from C.T. Laughlin)".
The image shows a black-and-white photograph of a carved wooden bust of Christ. The head is French, from the 13th century, and carved with a full beard and long, wavy hair that falls along the sides of the face. The sculpture is presented in a three-quarter view, tilted slightly to the left, with a weathered, textured surface. The photo is mounted on a cream-colored scrapbook page with corners securing the image and a handwritten caption below that reads something like “1925.36, French, 13th Century, Wood Head of Christ (available from …).”
The image shows a black-and-white photograph of a wooden sculpture depicting the head of Christ. The artwork is dated back to the 13th century and is of French origin. The sculpture features detailed carving, emphasizing the flowing hair, beard, and solemn facial expression typical of depictions of Christ in medieval art. It rests on the pages of an open book or display frame, held in place by photo corners. Below the image, a handwritten note reads: “1925.36 French, 13th Century, Wood Head of Christ (available from C.T. Loughlin).” The visible surface of the sculpture displays signs of age and wear, adding to its antique aesthetic.