Cleveland Museum of Art
Plaque: The Virgin and Child with Angels
- Date
- c. 1320–1330
- Medium
- ivory, traces of paint and gilding
- Culture
- France, Paris, Gothic period
- Department
- Medieval Art
- Institution
- Cleveland Museum of Art
This plaque once formed the center of an ivory triptych, a devotional object consisting of three panels hinged together. While two standing angels with candlesticks flank the enthroned Virgin on either side, a third angel descends from above to crown the Virgin as Queen of Heaven.
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