Polychrome Carved Wooden Virgin And Child, 17th-century Spanish Colonies.
A magnificent 17th-century Spanish colonial "Virgin and Child."
This is a work of Latin American religious art from the renowned art schools of Cuzco and Quito, or
a piece from the colonial school, characterized by a blend of Spanish Baroque art and local indigenous traditions.
This beautiful Virgin and Child, carved from wood and polychromed, is accented with gold.
In her left arm, she holds the infant Jesus, dressed in a tunic, who holds a golden globe in his hand.
The Virgin Mary’s face, with its gentle features, expresses great tenderness.
A rare statue that evokes the importance and fullness of the Virgin Mary’s love in these countries.
Shipping outside France available upon request.
This is a work of Latin American religious art from the renowned art schools of Cuzco and Quito, or
a piece from the colonial school, characterized by a blend of Spanish Baroque art and local indigenous traditions.
This beautiful Virgin and Child, carved from wood and polychromed, is accented with gold.
In her left arm, she holds the infant Jesus, dressed in a tunic, who holds a golden globe in his hand.
The Virgin Mary’s face, with its gentle features, expresses great tenderness.
A rare statue that evokes the importance and fullness of the Virgin Mary’s love in these countries.
Shipping outside France available upon request.
2 600 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Renaissance, Louis 13th
Condition: Good condition
Material: Painted wood
Width: 13cm
Height: 37cm
Reference (ID): 1802677
Availability: In stock
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