Romanesque Sculpture of the Virgin – 15th Century

This majestic sculpture of the Virgin Mary, created in the 16 th century, is a unique piece of sacred art that stands out for its impressive detail and the beauty of its form. Crafte...

A Wooden Madonna with child Baroque art, Southern Italy, 17th century. Measure: H: 71cm Good condition for the time. With Export Certificate to USA.

OUR LADY OF ASCENSION Portuguese sculpture, 17th Century in polychrome wood. Small defects and traces of treated xylophages. Dim. Height: (total) 125 cm

Rare 16th-Century Spanish Polychrome Alabaster Sculpture of the Virgin Mary Description: This exquisite and rare 16th-century Spanish sculpture of the Virgin Mary is a masterful example of Renaissance religious art. Finely carved in alabaster, the figure retains traces of its original polychrome finish, reflecting the craftsmanship and devotional spirit of the era. The Virgin Mary is depicted with grace and serenity, her delicate features and flowing robes showcasing the artistry of the period. The sculpture’s natural patina and signs of age enhance its authenticity, making it a significant piece for collectors of sacred or historical art. Dimensions: Height: 44 cm Width: 17 cm Depth: 15 cm Key Features: 16th-Century Craftsmanship: A finely detailed alabaster carving with remnants of polychrome, representing the Virgin Mary. Spanish Renaissance Origin: A testament to the religious and artistic traditions of 16th-century Spain. Authentic Patina: Centuries of natural wear add historical depth and character to the piece. Devotional and Artistic Appeal: Perfect for private collections, sacred spaces, or as a centerpiece in any setting. Good Condition: Well-preserved for its age, maintaining its structural integrity and artistic impact. This rare alabaster sculpture offers a glimpse into the religious devotion and artistic achievements of the Spanish Renaissance. Its historical significance and timeless beauty make it an exceptional addition to any collection. Why Choose This Sculpture? A genuine 16th-century artifact of exceptional craftsmanship. A piece that embodies the spiritual and artistic legacy of Renaissance Spain. Adds profound historical and devotional value to any collection or space. Bring home this extraordinary polychrome alabaster Virgin Mary...

VIRGIN OF CALVARY ORIGIN : ITALY PERIOD : SECOND HALF 13th CENTURY Height : 75 cm Length : 19 cm Depth : 13 cm Polychrome wood carved in the round This rare sculpture of a Virgin of Calvary originally belonged to an ensemble depicting the Crucifixion. The Virgin would be accompanied by a sculpture of the apostle John, both flanking the Christ. Depictions of Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus could complete the ensemble. The portrayal of the Descent from the Cross had to be a touching and moving scene for the viewer. Quite rare during the 10th and 11th centuries this particular scene of the Passion was very much in favour during the 12th century before other scenes took over in turn. Mary is standing with her head slightly tilted to her right shoulder. In a gesture of intercession she raises her left hand – note the long and delicate fingers – towards the missing Christ while with her right hand she holds her cloak around her elbow. Those calm and restrained movements break with the hieratism of Romanesque sculpture...

12th century extremely rare romanesque wood sculpture of the Virgin Mary. Magnificent wood hand carved sculpture of the Virgin Mary holding a book to her chest. It is an extremely rare survivor of the 12th century. The style is European, possibly French or English. This statue is a testimony to beautiful religious art from about 1150. A truly rare Romanesque sculpture...

Amazing Baroque sculpture of a woman wearing a crown in original paint. Her hands are missing. Colors are untouched, recently cleaned off from a thick dark coating, I have images fro...

RARE NURSING VIRGIN FROM THE 14TH CENTURY ORIGIN : ITALY PERIOD : 14TH CENTURY Height : 60 cm Width : 20,5 cm Depth : 11 cm Wood Seated and in a very maternal position, Mary is wearing a red dress with a long, flowing cloak covering her narrow shoulders and falling down her body, with one side hugging her bust. Her hair, half hidden under a veil, frames an oval face featuring a high forehead, a long and thin nose, a small mouth with thin lips and half-closed eyes. Mary is carrying her son, the infant Jesus, who is wrapped in a cloak, in her lap. Jesus is being nursed by his mother, held by her left hand. This remarkable depiction, imbued with such gentleness, is directly inspired by the iconographic theme of the Virgin and Child in Majesty. It breaks with the hieratic, impassive style of the models from the 12th and 13th centuries, adding a touch of realism. From Virgin Queen, Mary became Virgin Mother. Linked to the development of the Marian cult, this type of representation, sometimes known as Virgo lactans, Virgin of Milk or Nurturing Virgin, remains extremely rare. This image of the Virgin Mary and the Infant Jesus is an extremely delicate representation of the intimate bond formed...