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This image shows a detailed, bas-relief sculpture. The main subject is a figure from the waist down, possibly a depiction of a crucified person due to the presence of a cross-like structure behind them. Two other figures are flanking the central figure: one on the left, appearing to be male, with long hair and a draped garment, seated on a swirl-like base. The second, on the right, appears to be a child or cherubic figure also connected to the cross. The sculpture is highly ornate with swirling patterns and leaf-like designs surrounding the figures. The medium of the sculpture seems to be metal, possibly bronze or a similar alloy, judging by the coloration and texture. The carving is fine and intricate, with the folds of the clothing, musculature, and facial features clearly defined. At the base, there is an inscription of the name "RAPLA". The statue is located on the doors of the Caracas Cathedral in Caracas, Venezuela.
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3,088
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