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A Virgem e o Menino

Attributed to Claus de Werve Netherlandish
ca. 1415–17
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 305
Acredita-se que esta obra foi encomendada por João Sem Medo, duque de Borgonha (D. 1419) e sua esposa Margaret da Baviera (D. 1424), para o convento da Ordem de Santa Clara fundado por eles em Poligny. O Menino Jesus, com cabelo encaracolado, sentado no colo da Virgem, olha para sua mãe, que segura um livro. Esta terna cena também simboliza um complexo programa teológico, enunciado na inscrição latina (no banco) do livro bíblico de Eclesiastes, enaltecendo a sabedoria: DESDE O PRINCÍPIO E ANTES DO MUNDO, FUI CRIADA. . . (24:14). No século XIII, a igreja católica considerava que este texto se referia a Maria.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Título: A Virgem e o Menino
  • Artista: Claus de Werve, frança, ativo 1396–1439
  • Data: ca. 1415–17
  • Geografia: França, Convento Franciscano da Ordem de Santa Clara Poligny, Borgonha
  • Meio: Calcário com pintura e dourado originais
  • Dimensões: 135,5 x 104,5 x 68,6 cm
  • Linha de créditos: Fundo Rogers, 1933
  • Número de acesso: 33.23
  • Curatorial Department: Medieval Art and The Cloisters

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