The Virgin of the Rosary Murillo,Bartolome Esteban(1617-82)
It was in his religious picture that Murillo was most at risk from sentimentality, however, he can present a majestic image, as here, of mother and child This Virgin is monumental the relationship of trust and affection between Christ and his mother is unmistakable, but Murillo, doesnot overdo it
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The impact comes not just from those tender gestures but from the sheer riot of colour, solid and rich, which the artist sees as fundamental to his image Murillo sees many not just as a young woman with her first child, but as an archetypal mother whose powerful figure will support and strengthen Christ throughout his life
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