Species: oak.
Height: 48 cm.
Width: 16 cm.
Thickness: 9 cm.
This sculpture is part of a set of 98 pieces belonging to an altarpiece made in Antwerp in the sixteenth century, which was once exposed to Liège and sold in England in 1940 to finish at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia.

In 1982 he returned to his home country for a few months to be restored in the sculpture workshops of the Brussels Heritage Institute under the direction of Ms. Myriam Sark.
The purpose of our work is behind Christ in the stage of the ascent to Calvary. The statuette has some unfinished parts hidden from the viewer.
The damage without alarming, are quite significant. Oak support is slightly stung worms in the back. The colors are strewn overpaints, uprisings and gaps, all covered with a thick layer of grime in part due to the smoke of old candles. Many foreign body, probably former sprays applied during a previous restoration in the mid-nineteenth century, partially cover the statuette.