This statue was probably an individual image to which prayers could be addressed. This is one of a group of figures of the Virgin and Child produced over a wide area of Northern Europe. The sweet, intimate quality is typical of an international taste in gothic sculpture at the end of the 1300s.
Victoria and Albert Museum
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Numéro d’inventaire
A.17-1941
Dans la même salle · Medieval & Renaissance, Room 9, The Dorothy and Michael Hintze Gallery, Victoria and Albert Museum
