The naturalistic suffering that characterises this glazed terracotta is expressed by the drama of the scene created by the artist with emotional involvement, with a Latin inscription that can be translated as follows:

“Pay attention you who pass here, and ask yourselves if your suffering is equal to mine.”

This glazed terracotta stands out for its lush garland of fruit and flowers, in high relief, that frames the scene and makes this refined sculpture a fine example of post-Della Robbia production.

Excellent state of conservation.