The Virgin and Child : en salle — Victoria and Albert Museum

Statues of the Virgin and Child were invariably painted and sometimes inlaid with further decoration. Here, there are coloured and gilded glass medaillions around the edges of the draperies in imitation of costly enamels. The lower part of the Virgin's mantle was originally richly patterned with painted roundels. The canopy above emphasised the importance of the figure.

The Virgin and Child

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Dans la même salle · Medieval & Renaissance, Room 9, The Dorothy and Michael Hintze Gallery, Victoria and Albert Museum

Sur le même thème · Virgin and Child

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The Virgin and Child, 1390-1410

Knight on horseback, ca. 1350-1400

Knight of the de Lucy family, ca. 1340-1350

Virgin and Child, ca. 1340-1350

Virgin, ca. 1330-1350

Virgin and Child, ca. 1325

Statuette, ca. 1320

The Crucified Christ, 1290-1310

Te Atua (The Gods) Small Plate [recto], in or after 1895

The Virgin and Sleeping Child, mid 18th century

Augustus and the Tiburtine Sibyl, late 15th - early 16th century

The Virgin and Child, mid 18th century

Figures from a Retable of the Virgin and Child, with Saint Catherine of Alexandria, Saint Apollonia, Saint Margaret of Antioch, and (possibly) Saint Mary Kleophas, c. 1440/1460

Virgin and Child, c. 1680/1686

The Virgin and Child, 15th century

Studies of figures, including a Virgin and Child, the heads of two angels, a youth and a draped female.