Virgin And Child Collection (#3)

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Madonna and Child and st Antonio abate, 15th century, unknown lombard painter (fresco)
8620124 Madonna and Child and st Antonio abate, 15th century, unknown lombard painter (fresco) by Lombard School, (15th century); Museo di Santa Giulia, Museo della citta, Brescia

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Madonna feeding the Child, the young st John and st Mary Magdalene and Elizabeth, c.1530 (oil on canvas)
8620060 Madonna feeding the Child, the young st John and st Mary Magdalene and Elizabeth, c.1530 (oil on canvas) by Grano

Madonna with Child and angels, 1400-20 (tempera and gold leaf on panel)
8620024 Madonna with Child and angels, 1400-20 (tempera and gold leaf on panel) by Master of San Davino (fl. 1397-1420); Galleria Nazionale (Complesso Monumentale della Pilotta), Parma

Madonna with Child reading: st Peter and Paul, 1320-30 (tempera and gold on panel)
8620023 Madonna with Child reading: st Peter and Paul, 1320-30 (tempera and gold on panel) by Daddi, Bernardo (fl.1327-d.1348); Galleria Nazionale (Complesso Monumentale della Pilotta), Parma

Madonna and Child, 15th century, lombard school (terracotta)
8620121 Madonna and Child, 15th century, lombard school (terracotta) by Lombard School, (15th century); Museo di Santa Giulia, Museo della citta, Brescia, Italy; (add.info.: Madonna and Child)

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Entroned Madonna with Child and st John the Baptist, st Cosmas, st Damian, c.1507 (oil on wood)
8620037 Entroned Madonna with Child and st John the Baptist, st Cosmas, st Damian, c.1507 (oil on wood) by Cima da Conegliano

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The Virgin of Humility with Angels and a Donor, 1360. Creator: Anon
The Virgin of Humility with Angels and a Donor, 1360.

The Virgin and Child between Angels and six Saints, 1362. Creator: Niccolò di Tommaso
The Virgin and Child between Angels and six Saints, 1362.

Diptych with symbols of the Virgin and Redeeming Christ: Virgin and Child in the Hortus..., 1410. Creator: Anon
Diptych with symbols of the Virgin and Redeeming Christ: Virgin and Child in the Hortus Conclusus (Left wing), 1410.

The Virgin and Child with Saint Margaret and Saint Catherine, 1500. Creator: Unknown
The Virgin and Child with Saint Margaret and Saint Catherine, 1500.

The Virgin of Humility with the Holy Father, the Holy Spirit and the twelve Apostles, 1375.

The Virgin and Child with Saints and a Donor, 1518. Creator: Jacopo Palma il Vecchio
The Virgin and Child with Saints and a Donor, 1518.

The Virgin and Child enthroned, 1433. Creator: Rogier Van der Weyden
The Virgin and Child enthroned, 1433.

The Virgin and Child enthroned, 1495. Creator: Lorenzo Costa
The Virgin and Child enthroned, 1495.

The Virgin lactans, 1525. Creator: Anon
The Virgin lactans, 1525.

The Virgin and Child, 1540. Creator: Titian
The Virgin and Child, 1540.

The Virgin of the dry Tree, 1465. Creator: Petrus Christus
The Virgin of the dry Tree, 1465.

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"Captivating Expressions of Devotion: The Virgin and Child in Sacred Art" From the serene halls of the Mary Magdalene Russian Orthodox church on Mount of Olives to the vibrant brushstrokes of Giambattista Tiepolo's masterpiece, "The Immaculate Conception of the Virgin, " the iconography of the Virgin and Child has captivated believers for centuries. In Thessalonica, Macedonia, Greece, a Greek Orthodox icon tenderly portrays the bond between mother and child, while Our Lady of Yevsemanisk stands as a testament to Russian artistry from the 16th century. These icons serve as windows into spiritual realms where faith intertwines with artistic expression. Traveling westward to Paris, France, an exquisite Orthodox icon reveals Mary's loving gaze upon her son Jesus. Meanwhile, in faraway Senegal at Keur Moussa Abbey, a painting depicting the Virgin and Child evokes a sense of reverence amidst West Africa's rich cultural tapestry. Across continents in Madaba, Jordan and Rome, Italy mosaic masterpieces adorn St. Georges Orthodox church and Santa Maria in Trastevere church respectively. These intricate mosaics bring to life scenes that have inspired countless pilgrims throughout history. Further eastward lies Nazareth's Annunciation Basilica where a mosaic featuring Thai influences showcases yet another interpretation of this sacred motif. This fusion highlights how diverse cultures honor their devotion through unique artistic interpretations. Whether it be within Europe or across Africa and Asia Minor; whether painted on canvas or crafted meticulously with tiles - these depictions remind us that love transcends time and place. The Virgin and Child continue to inspire awe-struck gazes worldwide as they embody divine grace intertwined with maternal tenderness – an eternal symbol uniting humanity under one compassionate embrace.