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Virgin and Child (or Virgin and Child with Prayer Wings) is a small c. 1485–90 double hinged oil on oak triptych with a central panel by a follower or workshop member of the Flemish painter Hugo van der Goes or Gerard David. The work is currently held in the National Gallery, London with the central panel in its original frame. The central image is a tightly cropped and intimate portrayal Mary cradling the infant Jesus, who plays with a red rosary tied around his neck.

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rdfs:comment	Virgin and Child (or Virgin and Child with Prayer Wings) is a small c. 1485–90 double hinged oil on oak triptych with a central panel by a follower or workshop member of the Flemish painter Hugo van der Goes or Gerard David. The work is currently held in the National Gallery, London with the central panel in its original frame. The central image is a tightly cropped and intimate portrayal Mary cradling the infant Jesus, who plays with a red rosary tied around his neck. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Cambrai Ruby Mordant Bodleian library Veil Early Netherlandish painting Indulgence Collections of the National Gallery, London Paintings of the Madonna and Child Sacred Heart Gerard David Gilded Halo (religious iconography) Pearl Austen Henry Layard Triptych Drawing Flanders Hans Memling Petrus Christus 1480s paintings Early Netherlandish paintings Diamond Pope Sixtus IV Hugo van der Goes National Gallery Original sin Woman of the Apocalypse Mantle (clothing) Rogier van der Weyden Virgin birth of Jesus Immaculate Conception Woodcut Portinari Altarpiece Sacramental bread Instruments of the Passion dbr:Virgo_in_Sole
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has abstract	Virgin and Child (or Virgin and Child with Prayer Wings) is a small c. 1485–90 double hinged oil on oak triptych with a central panel by a follower or workshop member of the Flemish painter Hugo van der Goes or Gerard David. The work is currently held in the National Gallery, London with the central panel in its original frame. The central image is a tightly cropped and intimate portrayal Mary cradling the infant Jesus, who plays with a red rosary tied around his neck. The work is a composite, probably assembled in the 19th century by an art dealer, with the framed central panel inserted into an altarpiece triptych which probably dates from c. 1500. The center panel bears evidence that it was slightly planed down to fit into the frame. It is probably based on a then popular and heavily copied Flemallesque Virgin and Child, the original of which is lost but known through numerous paintings and woodcuts. The center panel has been attributed to a number of Early Netherlandish painters, including Rogier van der Weyden, Gerard David and van der Goes. It was completed at a time when the copying or adapting of works by the great Netherlandish painters was commonplace and a thriving, well paid industry. As the 15th century progressed, the copying progressed from mere reproduction of the basic designs to a more complicated and involved process whereby works adapted elements from older works, but emblished them with the particular artist's own vision. This panel is especially interesting in this regard, it has been described as "executed in Gerard David's painting style after a work which, due to facial type, might be attributed to van der Goes, who in turn depended compositionally on an iconic model, perhaps that in Cambrai or one of its numerous northern copies. Here is copy upon copy, each slightly transformed through personal style and artistic feeling." (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of depictions of the Virgin and Child Madonna in the Church Jan van Eyck Catalogue of paintings in the National Gallery, London The Immaculate Conception (Tiepolo) Virgin and Child (disambiguation) List of works by Hugo van der Goes Virgin and Child (after van der Goes)
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