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Madonna staff-mount

A figure of Virgin and child in pipe-clay. The Virgin is dressed in long robes and wearing a long veil and crown, the child rests on her left hip. The Mother and Child hold hands and the Infant holds her left wrist. This piece is made from a mould and may have been used as a staff mount. This object is likely Dutch.

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Creator

  • The Hunt Museum as part of the Art of Reading in the Middle Ages project.

Subject

  • Cultural Heritage & History
  • Reading Culture
  • Medieval Reading Culture
  • Madonna and Child
  • Virgin Mary
  • pipe-clay
  • Reading Culture (Devotional)
  • Middle Ages
  • Reading culture (medieval)
  • Art of Reading in the Middle Ages
  • staff weapon components
  • mounts (attachments)
  • religious visual works
  • figures (representations)
  • Middle Ages
  • Reading culture
  • Figure

Type of item

  • 3D

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