The raising of the cross

The Raising of the Cross | Easter Pass

• Made of pulp wood.
• Average height of 170 cm.
• Figures with glass eyes.
• Sculptural set decorated by hand with oil painting.
• The sale price indicated refers to the six figures plus Christ on the Cross. Does not include the base.
• Cross with INRI, name with which Pontius Pilate called Christ to make fun of him. INRI is the acronym for the Latin expression "Iesus Nazarenvs Rex Ivdaeorvm", which means "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews".
• According to Roman tradition, in the sentence to death by crucifixion, the cause for which the person had been condemned was usually placed on the Cross. In the death of Jesus, Pontius Pilate includes the word INRI as a reference to the accusations made by the priests of the Sanhedrin.
• Representation of the raising of the Cross. Christ, having suffered carry the wooden Cross, is crucified on Mount Calvary or Golgotha.