Null 总督学校。秘鲁。18 世纪。

圣母无原罪"。

多色镀金华曼加石雕。
31.5 x 11 x 10.5 厘米。

有瑕疵。双手已修复。

瓦曼加石是…
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总督学校。秘鲁。18 世纪。 圣母无原罪"。 多色镀金华曼加石雕。 31.5 x 11 x 10.5 厘米。 有瑕疵。双手已修复。 瓦曼加石是一种具有微妙透明度的白色石膏,用它制作的雕塑以其原产地瓦曼加命名,瓦曼加目前位于阿亚库乔地区。该地区生产的雕塑和浮雕非常有趣,通常是献给圣母、基督和圣徒的。 在纳瓦拉和阿拉贡艺术家的影响下,一个真正的雕塑流派出现在 16 世纪和 17 世纪之间,他们参与了祭坛作品和教堂祭坛的创作。

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总督学校。秘鲁。18 世纪。 圣母无原罪"。 多色镀金华曼加石雕。 31.5 x 11 x 10.5 厘米。 有瑕疵。双手已修复。 瓦曼加石是一种具有微妙透明度的白色石膏,用它制作的雕塑以其原产地瓦曼加命名,瓦曼加目前位于阿亚库乔地区。该地区生产的雕塑和浮雕非常有趣,通常是献给圣母、基督和圣徒的。 在纳瓦拉和阿拉贡艺术家的影响下,一个真正的雕塑流派出现在 16 世纪和 17 世纪之间,他们参与了祭坛作品和教堂祭坛的创作。

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