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天使报喜挂毯

ca. 1410–20
Not on view
童女玛利亚坐在装饰华丽的房间里，大天使加百列的突然造访让她吃惊，使她的视线从读经台上的书本移开。天使拿着的纸卷上写着：AVE GRAtia PLENA（万福[玛丽亚]！充满恩宠者）。空中，天父把带着十字架的婴儿耶稣送往童女玛利亚处，前面有象征圣灵的鸽子引路。他们朝童女的耳朵降去，她就是通过这样的方式受孕的。圈起来的花园强调玛利亚的童贞，精美陶瓶里的一支白色的百合花突出她的纯洁。

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Object Information
  • 标题: 天使报喜挂毯
  • 创作日期: 约1410–30年
  • 文化: 尼德兰南部
  • 材料: 羊毛经纱，羊毛纬纱，镀金线
  • 尺寸: 11英尺6英寸 x 9英尺9英寸（3.5 x 2.97米）
  • 来源信息: 哈丽特·巴恩斯·普拉特捐赠，以纪念她的丈夫哈罗德·欧文·普拉特（生于1877年2月1日，卒于1939年5月21日），1949年
  • 藏品编号: 45.76
  • Curatorial Department: Medieval Art and The Cloisters

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