Original sentence: Some historians describe the theme of the piece as "Man as the Measure of All Things," a common one for pieces of its time, and note the the imagery is evocative of Christ being removed from the Cross
Edited sentence: If one looks at Wolfe, one sees not the death scene of a mere man, but a Deposition, that is, as Christ being removed from the Cross.One is clearly left with the idea that man is, if not fully God, then certainly God-like.The clear theme of the piece is a common one for pieces of its time, and that is Man as the Measure of All Things