Den fortabte søn 1861
oevens
statensmuseumforkunst
bronze
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repetitive shape
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sculpture
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human figure
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bronze
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sculptural image
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male figure
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unrealistic statue
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underpainting
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figurative shape
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charcoal
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statue
"Den fortabte søn" (The Lost Son), a bronze sculpture by Danish artist O. Evens, is a powerful depiction of a biblical story. Created in 1861, the work portrays a young man in a pensive state, his gaze cast downward as he stands with a pig at his side. The sculpture is a moving representation of remorse and humility, highlighting the emotional weight of the prodigal son's return. The realistic details and evocative pose of the figure contribute to the work's enduring impact on viewers. The sculpture is currently housed at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen.
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