Spanish school (XIX) - Virgen Inmaculada Concepción

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Description from the seller

It is a devotional oil painting that fits perfectly with the iconography of the Immaculate Conception, that depiction in which Mary stands upright on a bed of clouds, surrounded by cherubs and, above all, treading on the serpent as a sign of victory over evil.

The crown, the deep blue mantle and the reddish tunic follow the traditional canon that solidified between the 17th and 19th centuries, and that continued to be reproduced in religious workshops throughout that period.

The presence of the Child in arms—something less common in strict Immaculates—also brings the work closer to the typology of the Virgin of the Heart or Queen Virgin with the Child, a variant widely spread in 19th-century popular and academic art, where Marian symbols are combined with maternal tenderness.

The Child, with the heart highlighted on the chest, reinforces that affective and devotional reading.

The workmanship of the painting, with soft brushwork, slightly blurred outlines and a palette of subdued tones, suggests a work from the nineteenth century or even earlier, perhaps from a regional workshop that followed late Baroque models.

The craquelure, the darkening of the varnishes and the small losses of pigment speak of the evident passage of time, that natural aging that only appears in oils with more than a century of life.

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Seller's Story

Vintage Shop SL is a prominent antique store that since 2010 has been committed to customer satisfaction and sustainability. This shop is not only a cultural treasure that preserves the history and heritage of our societies, but also strives to operate in a sustainable and environmentally responsible manner. At Vintage Shop SL, we believe that customer service is essential to our success. Our highly trained team is dedicated to providing friendly, knowledgeable, and personalized service. We take pride in helping our customers find the perfect vintage pieces that fit their individual tastes and needs, ensuring their satisfaction and fostering lasting relationships. But that's not all. At Vintage Shop SL, we also care about the sustainability of the business and its impact on the natural environment. We are committed to reducing our carbon footprint and promoting responsible business practices. On the one hand, we promote the circular economy and reuse by offering vintage items in excellent condition. By acquiring antiques at our shop, customers contribute to the conservation of natural resources by avoiding the production of new items and reducing the carbon emissions associated with manufacturing and transportation.
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It is a devotional oil painting that fits perfectly with the iconography of the Immaculate Conception, that depiction in which Mary stands upright on a bed of clouds, surrounded by cherubs and, above all, treading on the serpent as a sign of victory over evil.

The crown, the deep blue mantle and the reddish tunic follow the traditional canon that solidified between the 17th and 19th centuries, and that continued to be reproduced in religious workshops throughout that period.

The presence of the Child in arms—something less common in strict Immaculates—also brings the work closer to the typology of the Virgin of the Heart or Queen Virgin with the Child, a variant widely spread in 19th-century popular and academic art, where Marian symbols are combined with maternal tenderness.

The Child, with the heart highlighted on the chest, reinforces that affective and devotional reading.

The workmanship of the painting, with soft brushwork, slightly blurred outlines and a palette of subdued tones, suggests a work from the nineteenth century or even earlier, perhaps from a regional workshop that followed late Baroque models.

The craquelure, the darkening of the varnishes and the small losses of pigment speak of the evident passage of time, that natural aging that only appears in oils with more than a century of life.

Insured shipping and careful packaging.

Seller's Story

Vintage Shop SL is a prominent antique store that since 2010 has been committed to customer satisfaction and sustainability. This shop is not only a cultural treasure that preserves the history and heritage of our societies, but also strives to operate in a sustainable and environmentally responsible manner. At Vintage Shop SL, we believe that customer service is essential to our success. Our highly trained team is dedicated to providing friendly, knowledgeable, and personalized service. We take pride in helping our customers find the perfect vintage pieces that fit their individual tastes and needs, ensuring their satisfaction and fostering lasting relationships. But that's not all. At Vintage Shop SL, we also care about the sustainability of the business and its impact on the natural environment. We are committed to reducing our carbon footprint and promoting responsible business practices. On the one hand, we promote the circular economy and reuse by offering vintage items in excellent condition. By acquiring antiques at our shop, customers contribute to the conservation of natural resources by avoiding the production of new items and reducing the carbon emissions associated with manufacturing and transportation.
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Details

Artist
Spanish school (XIX)
Sold with frame
No
Title of artwork
Virgen Inmaculada Concepción
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
Spain
Condition
Fair condition
Height
64 cm
Width
48 cm
Period
19th century
SpainVerified
3251
Objects sold
89.97%
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