Our Lady of Cocharcas

Our Lady of Cocharcas

Artist: Peruvian 18th Century Artist (Peruvian, mid-18th Century)

Original Dimensions: 60 5/16" x 44 1/8"

Location: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

About Artwork: (1759) "The miraculous statue of Our Lady of Cocharcas is shown on a processional altar in the midst of a rugged Andean landscape populated by pilgrims and other devotees. The distorted scale of the cult image in relation to the diminutive figures who travel the steep roads that flank it, underscores the sacredness of both the image and the remote place it graces and protects. The painting appears to depict the romería, or pilgrimage procession, held in connection with the annual feast of the Virgin of Cocharcas (September 8th)." - (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)

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