Saint Leo 1760
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Johann Georg Pinzel, a prominent Austrian sculptor of the Rococo period, created the sandstone statue of "Saint Leo" in 1760. The detailed sculpture captures the saint's ornate clothing, including a jeweled mitre and a heavy chain with a cross, highlighting the religious significance of the piece. The dramatic realism of Pinzel's work, evident in the expressive face and flowing drapery, reflects the characteristic style of the Rococo era, which favored ornate and emotive representations. The statue serves as a testament to Pinzel's skill in capturing the details of religious figures, contributing to his enduring reputation as a leading figure in Austrian Baroque and Rococo sculpture.
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