The Virgin and Child with a Monkey (Q18338506)
Label from: English (en)
movement:
German Renaissance (Q2455000)
genre:
religious art (Q2864737)
artist:
Albrecht Dürer (Q5580)
collection:
National Gallery of Art (Q214867)
Prints in the National Gallery of Art (Q64946756)
Cleveland Museum of Art (Q657415)
Art Institute of Chicago (Q239303)
Städel Museum (Q163804)
location:
National Gallery of Art (Q214867)
Art Institute of Chicago (Q239303)
Städel Museum (Q163804)
Cleveland Museum of Art (Q657415)
country of origin:
Germany (Q183)
material used:
laid paper (Q1513685)
ink (Q127418)
location of final assembly:
Nuremberg (Q2090)
based on:
New Testament (Q18813)
fabrication method:
copper engraving technique (Q4287629)
depicts:
Virgin Mary (Q345)
Christ Child (Q942467)
instance of:
copper engraving print (Q18887969)
print (Q11060274)
ARTIC artwork ID:
28341
National Gallery of Art artwork ID:
35104
catalog URL: https://clevelandart.org/art/1964.29
information from the National Gallery of Art catalog
description: Catholic theology during the Renaissance taught the Virgin Mary as a woman born without original sin, an idea manifested in botanical and zoological symbols. Albrecht Dürer portrayed the Virgin and Christ child within a garden enclosed by a low wood gate. Mary gazes down at her son, who holds a bird with his left hand, a symbol of the souls he
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