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The Virgin as Intercessor

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119.0 x 102.0 cm

Sir Anthony Van Dyck (1599 – 1641)

Sir Anthony van Dyck oli suurmeister Barokkiajan portreekunstnik! Tema ikonilised tööd nagu kuningas Charles I kolmes pozitsjonis ja tema suurejoonelised Inglismaa portreed olid täielikult revolutsiooni tõttu ning muutsid kunstiajalugu. Tema stiil oli elegantne ja täielik pilk sisemaailma ning jäeti kunstile maailmale ikkagigi säruga!

Light pours over a woman floating in front of a bank of clouds, surrounded by ten mostly nude, toddler-like winged putti in this vertical painting. The woman, Mary, and the putti all have pale, peachy skin. Mary's body faces us with her knees bent so her feet are lost in the clouds. She holds both hands out by her sides, palms facing out. Her head is tipped slightly back and to our right, and she looks up with light brown eyes, her pink lips parted. Her golden hair falls loosely in waves to her shoulders. Her pale blue, long-sleeved, voluminous garment is tied with a navy-blue ribbon that crosses her chest between her breasts and is presumably tied across her back. The ten child-like putti have rounded bellies, chubby limbs, and small, gold or silver wings at their shoulder blades. Five putti hover around Mary to each side. To our left, one putto plays with the end of Mary's blue ribbon while below, another holds a wooden cross near the lower left corner of the canvas. The putto holding the cross rests one foot on an iron-gray ball encircled with a gold band and topped with a gold cross. Another putto touches the top of the wooden cross and gestures toward Mary. Near her shoulder, one putto holds a ring of thorns above its head while another raises a ring of pink roses as if to place it on Mary's head. To our right, near Mary's head, a putto holds a piece of cloth like a handkerchief toward her face while one below holds a larger drapery around its head like a hooded cloak as it looks out at us and smiles. The two bottom-most putti hold Mary's fluttering dress and look up at her face. A streak of warm light pours down from the top center, casting yellow light on the tops of the powder-blue clouds.

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  • Dimensions: 119 x 102 cm
  • Influences: Rubens
  • Artist: Sir Anthony van Dyck
  • Notable elements: Putti, light effect
  • Movement: Baroque