"Virgin And Child XVIII"
This Virgin and Child, carved in wood in the 18th century, embodies the gentleness and piety characteristic of the religious art of this period. The Virgin is depicted standing, holding the Infant Jesus in her arms with maternal tenderness. Her face, with its downcast gaze imbued with serenity, reflects an expression of calm and devotion. The drapery of her mantle, finely carved, suggests great craftsmanship, with soft, natural folds. The wood, patinated by time, reveals a beautiful warm hue, enhanced by original polychromy. 
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