The Virgin Mary Being Comforted (1852) by Dante Gabriel Rossetti

The Virgin Mary Being Comforted - Dante Gabriel Rossetti - 1852

Artwork Information

TitleThe Virgin Mary Being Comforted
ArtistDante Gabriel Rossetti
Date1852
Mediumpen
Art MovementRomanticism
Current LocationPrivate Collection

About The Virgin Mary Being Comforted

The artwork entitled “The Virgin Mary Being Comforted” is a pen drawing created by Dante Gabriel Rossetti in 1852. Representing the Romanticism movement, this religious painting is currently held in a private collection.

“The Virgin Mary Being Comforted” showcases an emotionally charged scene portraying the Virgin Mary surrounded by figures who are comforting her. The Virgin Mary, depicted at the center, is enshrouded in traditional robes, marked by a profound sense of sorrow. Two women stand to her left and right, providing solace through their gentle, supportive gestures. The background reveals a detailed architectural setting with columns, adding depth and context to the foreground scene. The intricate lines and attentive detailing typical of pen medium emphasize the poignant atmosphere and the empathetic expressions of the characters, reflecting the spiritual and emotional depth characteristic of Romanticism.

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