The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne
Artist: Workshop of Albert Cornelis (Belgian, c. 1475 - 1532)
Original Dimensions: 16 1/8" x 12 1/8"
Location: National Gallery of Art, London
About Artwork: (Possibly about 1520) "The Virgin, Christ Child and Saint Anne, the Virgin’s mother, sit in a small ‘paradise’ garden. Saint Anne holds a fruit, probably a pear, in one hand and reaches out to Christ with the other. A book lies open on her knees. The garden is edged by a turf bench supported by bricks, on which Anne is seated. A slightly ramshackle but peaceful farmyard lies behind, with ducks in a pond and a towered farm house. A man sits on a bench reading a book while another leans on the side of the porch, apparently chatting to a man who tends a donkey. A fourth man comes in through a gate in the wall. The scene is derived from a painting possibly by Jan Provoost, of which several versions survive, but this picture seems closer in style to Albert Cornelis. He may have acquired or rented a popular ‘pattern’ from another workshop." - (National Gallery of Art, London)
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