Angels with Instruments of the Passion

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Angels with Instruments of the Passion is a group of Baroque angel sculptures, each bearing symbols of Christ’s Passion, created for Rome’s Ponte Sant’Angelo.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Baroque sculpture
public art
sculpture series
artMovement Baroque
associatedWith Castel Sant’Angelo
linked to: Castel Sant'Angelo
commissionedBy Pope Clement IX
completionDate 1670
country Italy
creator Gian Lorenzo Bernini
depicts Instruments of the Passion
angels
symbols of Christ’s Passion
genre religious art
hasNumberOfWorks 10
hasPart Angel with the Column
Angel with the Cross
Angel with the Crown of Thorns
Angel with the Garment and Dice
Angel with the Lance
Angel with the Nails
Angel with the Sponge
Angel with the Sudarium
Angel with the Superscription
Angel with the Whips
heritageDesignation part of the historic center of Rome
inception 1660s
languageOfName English
locatedOn bridge balustrade
location Ponte Sant’Angelo
linked to: Ponte Sant'Angelo

Rome
materialUsed marble
originalLanguageName Italian
originalTitle Angeli con gli strumenti della Passione
purpose commemorative
devotional
religion Christianity
sculptor Antonio Raggi
Bernini’s workshop assistants
Ercole Ferrata
Giulio Cartari
Lazzaro Morelli
Paolo Naldini
subjectOf Catholic pilgrimage route to St. Peter’s Basilica

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Ponte Sant'Angelo hasSculpture Angels with Instruments of the Passion
Angels with Instruments of the Passion hasPart Angel with the Crown of Thorns
linked to: Angels with Instruments of the Passion
Angels with Instruments of the Passion hasPart Angel with the Sudarium
linked to: Angels with Instruments of the Passion
Angels with Instruments of the Passion originalTitle Angeli con gli strumenti della Passione
linked to: Angels with Instruments of the Passion