Saint John the Baptist (?) 1740 - 1800

This small ivory statuette, attributed to the Haly workshop, depicts Saint John the Baptist. The figurine, created sometime between 1740 and 1800, showcases a realistic depiction of John with his characteristic long hair and beard. The intricately carved drapery, typical of Baroque style, adds a sense of drama and movement to the piece. This small-scale sculpture, held in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, highlights the meticulous craftsmanship of the Haly workshop.