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THBStations of the Cross Tile Panel “Jesús Encuentra a Su Santísima Madre” – Attributed to Fray Arnaldo Marcolino Maas
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About Auction
LiveMar 29, 2026
A rare release of signed mid-century ecclesiastical stained glass panels—many preserved from private hands and never before offered publicly. Seven monumental stained glass works—offered from a private collection, including signed mid-century ecclesiastical panels rarely seen outside institutional settings. Grandview Art & Auctions support@grandviewauctions.com
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- Lot Description
Devotional painted tile panel depicting Station IV of the Via Crucis (Stations of the Cross): Jesus Meets His Mother, attributed to Brazilian Franciscan artist Fray Arnaldo Marcolino Maas.
The composition is formed from a grid of individual glazed tiles creating a continuous image of Christ carrying the cross while embraced by the Virgin Mary. Executed in a restrained monochrome palette against softly shaded blue-green tiles, the panel reflects the modernist ecclesiastical aesthetic often associated with mid-20th-century church decoration.
A Spanish inscription across the lower tiles reads:
“Encuentra Jesús a Su Santísima Madre”
(“Jesus meets His Most Holy Mother”).Mounted within a wooden support frame used for protection and transport, the panel likely formed part of a larger devotional series created for a church or chapel installation.
Dimensions:
Approx. 21.5 in. × 21.25 in.Medium:
Painted glazed tile panel.Dimension
Height: 21.50Width: 21.25Condition
Overall very good condition with age-appropriate wear. Tiles appear intact overall. Minor surface wear and small edge imperfections may be present consistent with age and handling. Mounted in a wooden support frame for storage and transport. Buyers are encouraged to review all photographs carefully for any small chips, glaze wear, or hairline cracks typical of tile works.
- Provenance
Private family collection, Puerto Rico. From an inherited group of devotional works attributed to Fray Arnaldo Marcolino Maas. Accompanied by a Spanish-language appraisal report.
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Professional crating and insured transport arranged. We coordinate safe delivery for these large-scale works.
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