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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: The Education of the Virgin — Milieu of Juan and Miguel González, proposed attribution, Mexico City

The Education of the Virgin

Milieu of Juan and Miguel González, proposed attribution, Mexico City, c. 1680–1700
Oil on panel with mother-of-pearl inlay
39.5 × 29.5 cm
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Saint Anne, Saint Joachim and the young Virgin Mary gather around an open book in a setting enriched by a Solomonic column and a rose garden. Mother-of-pearl fragments lend shifting...
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Saint Anne, Saint Joachim and the young Virgin Mary gather around an open book in a setting enriched by a Solomonic column and a rose garden. Mother-of-pearl fragments lend shifting luminosity to the painted garments, transforming a scene of domestic instruction into a sumptuous devotional image. The study proposes a connection with the milieu of Juan and Miguel González in Mexico City around 1680–1700. The present frame is later and follows historical models.

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