Triptych with the figuration of Pieta, the Virgin and St. John

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The triptych has been cleverly reimagined by the artist as a sculpture, typically associated with paintings. This unique adaptation allows for a direct comparison between the painting form and its sculptural counterpart, while also amplifying the sense of depth achieved through the interplay of relief and contrasting frame. At the forefront stands the Virgin, accompanied by her son Jesus in the central panel. Meanwhile, Saint John is unmistakably recognizable on the left, depicted without his characteristic beard as he often is portrayed.