Coronation of the Virgin 1903

Timothy Cole’s “Coronation of the Virgin” (1903) is a black and white engraving depicting the moment the Virgin Mary is crowned by God the Father. This scene is often depicted in religious art, symbolizing Mary’s role as Queen of Heaven. Cole’s engraving showcases his mastery of detail and technique, rendering the figures with realistic precision. The image is a testament to his skill as a printmaker and his deep understanding of Renaissance art, which inspired his work.