ESCUELA CASTELLANA S. XVI Braised wood carving. It shows in the traditional way …

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ESCUELA CASTELLANA S. XVI

Braised wood carving. It shows in the traditional way the image of the Virgin with the Child in her arms, the latter carrying an orb in his left hand. With a popular tone and hieratic attitude, it is slightly reminiscent of the flamenco works of Mechelen from the same period. On wooden base. *Relatively intact piece with original braising, some losses. Front part of the child's foot is not preserved. 66cm high

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ESCUELA CASTELLANA S. XVI

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