Ecce homo, the head is turned to the right and down for a moment, the gaze lowered. The wrists of the crossed hands are wound with a rope, in the right hand he holds a part of the cane. He wears the crown of thorns on the wavy hair that hangs down to the shoulders. The cloak hangs from the left shoulder, is held under the left arm and is turned to the left, from behind it runs obliquely over the back and is taken over the right arm. The image ends under the waist, Christ alone (also called 'Ecce Homo'), Louis Royer, Rome, 1826, marble (rock), h 88.0 cm × w 67.0 cm × d 45.0 cm × w 300 kg w 34 cm × d 48 cm.

Ecce homo, the head is turned to the right and down for a moment, the gaze lowered. The wrists of the crossed hands are wound with a rope, in the right hand he holds a part of the cane. He wears the crown of thorns on the wavy hair that hangs down to the shoulders. The cloak hangs from the left shoulder, is held under the left arm and is turned to the left, from behind it runs obliquely over the back and is taken over the right arm. The image ends under the waist, Christ alone (also called 'Ecce Homo'), Louis Royer, Rome, 1826, marble (rock), h 88.0 cm × w 67.0 cm × d 45.0 cm × w 300 kg w 34 cm × d 48 cm

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