Virgin and Child, Pietro Lombardo, ca. 1480-1500
Pietro LombardoItalien, 1435–1515

Virgin and Child

ca. 1480-1500 · Relief · 104 × 156.2 cm

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Hvor er »Virgin and Child« i dag? Victoria and Albert Museum, Medieval & Renaissance, Room 50a, The Paul and Jill Ruddock Gallery, London. Ja, udstillet nu. Kontrolleret 25. september 2026.

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This lunette, carved for an unidentified convent, depicts two nuns. The one kneeling on the Virgin’s right holds a crosier, or staff, which suggests that she is the abbess. The sculpture signified that the building belonged to a monastic order. The two kneeling nuns are the donors. It was common practice for people to pay for objects or decoration in a church, partly to show their piety but also to reduce their time in Purgatory. The shape and imagery of this relief, and the presence of the nuns, suggests that it comes from an external doorway in a convent church.

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A.141-1956

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