Christ the Redeemer of the New World — Sacred Art from the Viceroyalty of New Spain. Wood Plaque

A luminous reproduction of Christ the Redeemer of the New World, an original colonial masterpiece from the Viceroyalty of New Spain.

El Salvador Author: Juan Antonio Arriaga Date: XVIII Century (1740)

This sacred Baroque painting portrays Jesus Christ blessing the world, holding the globus cruciger—the orb surmounted by a cross—symbolizing divine authority over heaven and earth.

The Savior’s red tunic and midnight-blue mantle radiate warmth and majesty, while the distant landscape evokes the serene valleys of colonial Mexico. The composition harmonizes European devotion with New World artistry—an enduring testimony to faith in the Americas.

Each print is carefully replicated on natural wood, preserving the soft brush textures of the original oil painting. Ideal for home altars, chapels, or collectors of historical sacred art.

• Material: FSC-certified birch wood, showcasing natural grain for a rustic feel.
• Finish: Clean edges with edge-to-edge prints for a seamless look.
• Thickness: Choose between 10mm (0.4") or 20mm (0.79").
• Hanging Kit: Included; varies by country.
• Sizes: 18 options in inches (US&CA) and cms (rest of the world).

No minimum orders, printed and shipped on demand.