Mourning Virgin
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Mourning Virgin (c. 1250–1275). Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Francis F. Prentiss Rights: CC0. https://clevelandart.org/art/1930.621.2

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These figures of the Virgin and Saint John once formed part of a Crucifixion group that would have originally included a figure of Christ on the cross shown at center. Fortunately the original polychromy of the two figures has been preserved, affording the viewer a rare opportunity to appreciate a rich medieval decorative color pattern suggestive of some early textiles. Though they date to the 13th century, the two figures reflect a late 12th-century style.

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A weathered, painted wooden statue depicts a solemn Virgin Mary with outstretched hands, characteristic of 13th-century religious sculpture.

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