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  4. The Redeemer (Christ in Glory)

unknown after Correggio

unknown: nationality and dates unknown

Correggio: Italian, ca. 1489-1534

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The Redeemer (Christ in Glory), not dated

Artwork Details

Materials

oil on canvas

Collection Buffalo AKG Art Museum

Credit

Bequest of Mrs. Millard Fillmore, 1881

Accession ID

1881:1.61

Object Classifications:

Paintings

Work Type:

Oil painting

Information may change due to ongoing research. Glossary of Terms

Other Works by This Artist

  • The Mystical Marriage of St. Catherine, not dated

    Louis-Pierre Henriquel-Dupont after Correggio

    The Mystical Marriage of St. Catherine
  • The Madonna and Angels with the Magdalen and Saint Jerome, 1771

    Robert Strange after Correggio

    The Madonna and Angels with the Magdalen and Saint Jerome
  • Madonna Della Scala, not dated

    Paolo Toschi after Correggio

    Madonna Della Scala
  • The Coronation of the Virgin, not dated

    Paolo Toschi after Correggio

    The Coronation of the Virgin
  • Diana in a Chariot Returning from the Chase, not dated

    Paolo Toschi after Correggio

    Diana in a Chariot Returning from the Chase
  • Magdalen Reading, 1809

    Giuseppe Longhi after Correggio

    Magdalen Reading

Collection Highlights

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  • The Marvelous Sauce, ca. 1890

    Jehan Georges Vibert

    A corpulent older man wearing a long white apron over his scarlet cardinal’s robes stands with a copper sauce pan in his left hand and a spoon held aloft in triumph in his right while, to the left, a younger man in chef’s hat and coat with an apron partially covering his bright blue, knee-length trousers looks at the spoon held in his right hand with skepticism. A large stove with a massive stone hood appears behind the cardinal, and a table laden with produce and meat appears behind the chef.
  • Saw and Sawed, 1969

    Neil Jenney

    A chainsaw with a long, gray rounded blade and yellow motor marked with the letter M just above its handle rests in a field of dark green brushstrokes evocative of thick grass between a section of newly cut tree trunk is lying on its side on the left and a short, brown tree stump on the right. A black border runs around the image, and the words SAW AND SAWED appear in white capital letters at bottom center.
  • Untitled, 1960

    Lee Bontecou

    Untitled
  • Flood, 2007

    Barnaby Furnas

    Long, thick, horizontal strokes of paint ranging in hue from black to bright magenta span the pale blue background of this abstract painting. In the upper right corner, the background emerges behind a light spray and thin drips of red paint. A faint white vertical line, like a narrow beam of light, stretches from the center of the canvas’s top toward the bottom but is quickly subsumed under the horizontal strokes.
  • Crowded Hearts, 1987

    John Chamberlain

    Crumpled and compacted pieces of red, silver, and white metal from old cars form freestanding, pillar-like shape. The metal is mostly shiny but is battered and rusted in some places.
  • The Holstein Manifesto, 2008

    Matthew Ritchie

    Black, vine-like tendrils cover much of a large white wall. These are interrupted to the left of center by a large painting featuring more of the tendrils overlaid with abstract washes of copper and taupe paint. On the right side, the tendrils coalesce in a large sphere encircled by the phrases “division of the heavens,” “division of the waters,” “division of the bodies,” and “M theory” in cursive. On the floor in front of the wall rests a long, tube of perforated aluminum surrounded by Tarot cards.
  • Sun and Rocks, 1918-1950

    Charles Ephraim Burchfield

    Sun and Rocks
  • The Transparent Simulacrum of the Feigned Image, 1938

    Salvador Dalí

    The Transparent Simulacrum of the Feigned Image
  • Tanktotem IV, 1953

    David Smith

    A series of three-dimensional geometric forms balance on two forked legs in the front and a third leg in the back. Overall, the sculpture abstractly mimics the human form: a vertical half circle at the top serves as a head and is connected to the rest of the work by a long vertical rectangle that resembles a neck. Two additional long rectangles at the center of the work sit alongside further half circles that resemble a shoulder and two hips.

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