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Anna Selbdritt.
Oak, with traces of original polychrome and gilding.
Flemish, Brabant, c. 1500 – 1520.
Provenance:
Private collection, France.
In this charming small group the Christ Child is positioned between the Virgin, her left arm wrapped around him, and his grandmother, Saint Anne, on whom he rests his feet, a basket of fruit on her lap.
Both daughter and mother are beautiful, the Virgin with a delicate face, a crown on her head, her long wavy curls cascading down her back, Saint Anne with a refined elegant poise, her veil and guimpe framing her older but dignified features. Both with eyes gazing forward, the scene is one of peace and serenity.
Dimensions
Height 36 cm; 1 ft.2⅕ in. Width 29 cm; 11⅖ in. Depth 18 cm; 7⅛ in.The BADA Standard
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