Enthroned Virgin and Child
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Enthroned Virgin and Child (1225–50). Purchase from the J. H. Wade Fund Rights: CC0. https://clevelandart.org/art/1962.29

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Both the Virgin and the Christ child are lavishly attired. Their mantle hems are engraved to create the illusion of being fur-lined, and turquoise enamel beads create "pearl"-studded decorative bands on the Virgin’s wrist, knee, and crown and on Christ’s collar. The similarity of their garments emphasizes the close relationship between the mother and child and their joint rule over the kingdom of heaven. Once part of a larger ensemble, this relief may have decorated an altar frontal, devotional tabernacle, or reliquary.

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A gilded bronze statue depicts the Virgin Mary holding the infant Jesus, adorned with a turquoise crown and belt.

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