Virgin and Child, attributed to Domenico Rosselli, 1450-98
attributed to Domenico Rosselli

Virgin and Child

1450-98 · Relief · 104 × 65.5 cm

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This relief of a Virgin and Child is attributed to Domenico Rosselli, made in ca. 1450-98 in Florence and is related to a stucco in the Palazzo Ducale in Urbino, where Rosselli was working after 1476. Its compositions reminiscent of reliefs by Antonio Rossellino, in whose workshop Rosselli appears to have received his training.

This Italian Renaissance relief has been in the V&A's collection since 1861. Henry Moore copied the head of the Virgin during his time as a student at the nearby Royal College of Art.

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7591-1861

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