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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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  • Untitled, 1998-2002

    Gregory Crewdson

    This large-scale color photograph captures a mysterious scene staged in a domestic bathroom, which is presented in cross-section. In the center of the frame, a white man, wearing only briefs, is bent over on the floor of a shower stall. His right arm reaches through the drain and is visible in the dark crawlspace below floor level where a pipe would normally be connected. The dim light filtering through a small window on the left evokes a sense of twilight.
  • Gap from the series Tiny Town, 2001

    James Turrell

    Gap from the series Tiny Town
  • Return of the Prodigal Son, 1967

    Romare Howard Bearden

    Fragments of printed images are collaged together and supplemented with areas of paint to shape the three figures that dominate this composition. The face of the left-most figure is the best defined; he stares back at the viewer, and his lips are twisted upward in a wry grin. With his left arm, he pulls the shorter figure at center toward him in an embrace. From the right edge of the canvas, a third figure appears in profile carrying a candle lamp.
  • Still Life on a Mantelpiece, ca. 1923

    Georges Braque

    Still Life on a Mantelpiece
  • Soft Manhattan #1 (Postal Zones), 1966

    Claes Oldenburg

    The overall shape of this wall-mounted sculpture is similar to the outline of the island of Manhattan as it might appear on a map. The sculpture is made up of roughly thirty-five beige, tan, brown, and gray bags stacked together. These bags are shaped and positioned to mirror the outlines of the city’s postal zones.
  • Sentinel, 1978

    Anne Truitt

    The body of this tall, thin, rectangular wooden pillar is almost entirely white. Light gray stripes run along the length of each of its four corners, and the base of the sculpture is marked with a thin black band with a thin red line running through its center. The work sits directly on the floor.
  • Multiplied, 1972

    Philip Guston

    A forest of cartoon-like shoe soles protruding from thin, disembodied legs that sprout from an abstract red ground dominates the center of this image. A child-like rendering of the sun as an orange circle framed by black rays peeks out from the top right portion of this thicket. A white triangular mound marked with two vertical lines suggesting eyes enters from the right edge of the canvas.
  • Mademoiselle Pogany II, 1920

    Constantin Brancusi

    Mademoiselle Pogany II
  • Son, 1984

    Francesco Clemente

    This vertically oriented painting features portions of a dark tree trunk, branches, and leaves set against patches of light gray sky. Hanging from select branches are four large yellow orbs resembling suns or planets. T-shaped fasteners connect these hanging shapes to the tree.

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