Historical and Artistic Significance
After the war, Rupert Reindl continued his work under modest conditions, creating nativity scenes, Madonnas, and other carvings in his workshop. His most famous works include the Old Town Nativity, first shown at the World Nativity Congress in Innsbruck, and the nativity scene in the Pradler Church. His life's work is recognized as a milestone in nativity art.
The Reindl Nativity: Representation and Style
The Reindl Nativity is one of Rupert Reindl's most famous Christmas nativity sets. The figures of the Reindl Nativity depict people living in modest conditions, giving the figures a particular authenticity and expressiveness. The shepherds and other characters are shown in simple clothing, highlighting the contrast between wealth and poverty.
Sizes and Finishes
The figures of the Reindl Nativity are available in sizes 8, 16, and 32 cm. They can be ordered in various finishes: natural, triple-stained, and colored. The 32 cm figures are also available in antique and real gold versions. This variety allows for customizing the nativity scene and perfectly adapting it to personal preferences and decoration styles.
Special Features and Variants
The Baby Jesus is available in two variants: as a two-piece set with a cradle or as a single figure in a wooden block. All nativity figures are mounted on stable bases, making them easy to display and increasing their durability. The detailed craftsmanship and careful painting of each figure make the Reindl Nativity a standout piece in any Christmas decoration.
A Heirloom for Generations
The Reindl Nativity is not just a Christmas decoration but a valuable heirloom that can last for generations. The hand-carved figures and artistic quality make it a cherished collector's item that enriches the Christmas season and creates a festive atmosphere.