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The geometric arrangement of the composition, with diagonals running from lower left to upper right and centring on the folds of drapery pulled in a line between the Virgin’s right foot and left knee, is typical of mature Bernaert van Orley. The landscape – which seems to have been painted first, with a space left for the figures – may be by an assistant who specialised in painting these and who worked on other paintings by van Orley.
Title
The Virgin and Child in a Landscape
Date
1515-41
Medium
Oil on oak
Measurements
H 34.6 x W 26.7 cm
Accession number
NG714
Acquisition method
Presented by Queen Victoria at the Prince Consort's wish, 1863
Work type
Painting