Presentation of restore Pensive Christ sculpture in Lviv

Presentation of restore Pensive Christ sculpture in Lviv

LVIV, UKRAINE - JANUARY 15, 2024 - The restored Pensive Christ sculpture from the dome of the Boim Chapel is on display during the What Is Not Visible exhibition at the Pinsel Museum, Lviv, western Ukraine. The sculpture was dismantled from the dome of the Boim Chapel in 2021 due to active destruction and moved to the workshop. After the start of the full-scale war, the Pensive Christ was transported to Poland. In Warsaw, more than 20 specialists worked on restoring the monument at the expense of Polish partners.

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