According to Wikipedia, Ján Jarás and his wife had the trio of statues built because they had no children. There is an illegible inscription on the pedestal. The sculpture was damaged for a long time, the head of the statue of Christ (on the left) was broken off and placed in the house behind the Pillar of Trinity. In 2009, the sculpture was repaired. The renovator did not know about the stored piece of the statue, or it was no longer available, and he modeled the head of Christ at his own discretion.
According to Wikipedia, Ján Jarás and his wife had the trio of statues built because they had no children. There is an illegible inscription on the pedestal. The sculpture was damaged for a long time, the head of the statue of Christ (on the left) was broken off and placed in the house behind the Pillar of Trinity. In 2009, the sculpture was repaired. The renovator did not know about the stored piece of the statue, or it was no longer available, and he modeled the head of Christ at his own discretion.
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