Manuel Martín Nieto and the Last Series of Crucified from Seville Sculpture, 2000-2020
Abstract
The article identifies and analyzes fourteen Crucified carved by the sculptor Manuel Martín Nieto, a native and established in Morón de la Frontera, in the province of Seville, in the first two decades of the 21 ST century. These sculptures form a wide series, hitherto unpublished in the artistic bibliography, in which the creative keys and the artistic evolution of the author can be deduced. Likewise, it must be considered that at least six of these representations are among the key works of Andalusia religious production of that period, so it is necessary to make them known by making the appropriate appraisals.
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