Madonna and Saint Bridget c. 1480 - 1500

This woodcut print depicts the Virgin Mary holding the Christ Child while Saint Bridget kneels before her. The image is likely from a devotional book published in Germany or the Netherlands around the late 15th century. The simplified lines and bold colors typical of the style of the time, known as "Late Gothic" or "Early Renaissance", are evident in the artwork. The inclusion of a coat of arms at the bottom suggests it may have been commissioned by a specific patron. The inscription at the bottom likely refers to the veneration of the Virgin Mary and Saint Bridget.