Where is "Virgin and Child with Four Angels" by DAVID, Gerard?

"Virgin and Child with Four Angels" is held in the permanent collection of Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, United States.

Which museum has "Virgin and Child with Four Angels"?

"Virgin and Child with Four Angels" is on display at Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

Who painted "Virgin and Child with Four Angels" and when?

"Virgin and Child with Four Angels" was painted by DAVID, Gerard in c. 1505.

What are the dimensions of "Virgin and Child with Four Angels"?

"Virgin and Child with Four Angels" measures 63 × 39 cm.

What art movement is "Virgin and Child with Four Angels" associated with?

"Virgin and Child with Four Angels" is a work of Flemish, Renaissance, painted by DAVID, Gerard.

Can I see "Virgin and Child with Four Angels" in person?

Yes — "Virgin and Child with Four Angels" is on permanent display at Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

DAVID, Gerard: Virgin and Child with Four Angels

✦ DAVID, Gerard

🖼 Virgin and Child with Four Angels, c. 1505

◈ Oil on wood

⊞ 63 × 39 cm

▣ Metropolitan Museum of Art

◎ New York, United States

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Tender intimacy unfolds as the Virgin cradles Christ Child while four angels surround them in luminous gold. David's precise Flemish technique and devotional warmth exemplify early Northern Renaissance spirituality, influencing generations of religious panel paintings.

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