Putti 1755

Johann Georg Pinzel's "Putti" (1755) is a captivating wood carving of a cherub, showcasing the artist's mastery of the Baroque style. The cherub's cherubic face with its expressive features and the detailed, feathery wings, exemplify the exaggerated gestures and intricate details characteristic of the Baroque period. Though its current location is unknown, the sculpture's expressive and lifelike form likely contributed to its popularity during the artist's lifetime. This piece, like many of Pinzel's sculptures, is known for its captivating realism and emotional depth, making it a noteworthy example of Austrian Baroque artistry.