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He Comes To Serve Statue by Timothy Schmalz

A sculpture where the viewer becomes part of the work, they see Jesus on His knees ready to wash their feet. This solid resin-stone cast is coated in a realistic bronze finish and is mounted on a solid matt black base. Timothy personally sculpts every original small masterpiece complete with his signature or monogram. Each replica is detailed by hand to the exacting standards of this modern day master sculptor.

Sculpture acts for many as a gateway into the viewer's own self understanding and spirituality. The more powerful the representation of the art, the more powerful the invitation becomes.

To create work that has the strength to both focus and then hold one's attention, thereby deepening the understanding of the subject being presented - this describes my purpose as a sculptor.

"I am devoted to creating meaningful sculpture about meaningful things. I describe my sculptures as being visual signs. Saint Gregory the Great wrote that 'art is for the illiterate'; the use of images was an extremely effective way to educate the general population. Our contemporary culture is in the same state today - not because of illiteracy, but because people are too busy to read." - Timothy Schmalz

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A sculpture inspired by the “last Supper” where the viewer becomes part of the work. The viewer sees Christ on his knees ready to wash their feet. It is an invitation and the empty seat allows the viewer to really experience Peter’s emotions even better than trying to show those emotions with an image of Peter.

Model Size28”h x 22”w x 14”d
Life Size56”h x 43”w x 27”d