Magnificent triptych of the Glorious Virgin, in the neo-Gothic style, dating from the late 19th century

Beautiful triptych of devotion to the Most Holy Glorious Virgin , in neo-Gothic style, dating from the end of the 19th century .

The central panel depicts the crowned Virgin holding the Infant Jesus , seated majestically beneath finely molded Gothic architecture.
The two opening side panels each house an adoring angel , sculpted in the round, in a gentle and contemplative liturgical attitude.

The figures are made of ivory , a very common material at that time for objects of domestic piety.
The structure is made of patinated wood , with neo-Gothic architectural decoration (arches, trefoils, small columns), resting on a molded base .

This type of triptych was intended for a domestic altar or a private prayer space.

Features

• Type : opening religious triptych

• Period : late 19th – early 20th century

• Style : Neo-Gothic

• Materials : ivory / carved composition and wood

• Dimensions : 37 × 30 cm (with flaps open)

State

Good overall condition.
Wear and tear, patina of the wood, small old marks visible, especially on the back and base, consistent with age and without altering the legibility or harmony of the whole.
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Note

An authentic object of ancient piety, decorative and spiritual, ideal for a collector of religious art, a lover of devotion or an interior with a classical character.

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