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Mary holds baby Jesus in her left arm. She wears a crown, has long loose hair, and a plain but voluminous robe with gathered neckline. Her right hand and Christ's arms are missing, but originally they may have been holding symbolic objects. The work is Flemish or possibly German.
Yorkshire Museum
York
Title
Virgin and Child*
Date
1400–1499
Medium
wood
Measurements
H 93.4 x W 36 x D 24 cm
Accession number
YORYM : 2003.277
Acquisition method
purchased
Work type
Statue
Yorkshire Museum
Museum Gardens, York, North Yorkshire YO1 7FR England
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