Virgin Mary with Crown and Scepter 1609 - 1672
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facial expression drawing
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limited contrast and shading
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This 17th-century engraving, "Virgin Mary with Crown and Scepter" by the Monogrammist s.W., is a striking depiction of the Virgin Mary as a queenly figure. The artwork, created between 1609 and 1672, showcases a powerful portrayal of the Virgin Mary, adorned with a crown and scepter, highlighting her divine status and authority. She stands majestically, her figure dominating the composition, while her gaze projects a sense of serenity and strength. The engraving is characterized by fine lines and intricate details, reflecting the artist's skillful craftsmanship. The artwork's depiction of the Virgin Mary embodies her role as a protector and intercessor, and it continues to be a poignant expression of Catholic devotion.
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