Ivoren crucifix afkomstig van de kathedraal van Le Puy before 1857

This ivory crucifix, created by Hippolyte Malègue before 1857, depicts a realistic portrayal of Jesus Christ on the cross. The sculpture, measuring 200mm in height and 124mm in width, is a significant example of religious art. It was once part of the Cathedral of Le Puy, highlighting its historical significance and its role in the religious context of the region. The image evokes a sense of solemnity and devotion, inviting viewers to reflect upon the central figure of Christianity.