Where is "Virgin and Child" by GOSSART, Jan?

"Virgin and Child" is held in the permanent collection of National Gallery of Art, Washington, United States.

Which museum has "Virgin and Child"?

"Virgin and Child" is on display at National Gallery of Art in Washington.

Who painted "Virgin and Child" and when?

"Virgin and Child" was painted by GOSSART, Jan in 1532.

What are the dimensions of "Virgin and Child"?

"Virgin and Child" measures 34 × 25 cm.

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

"Virgin and Child" is a work of Flemish, Renaissance, painted by GOSSART, Jan.

Can I see "Virgin and Child" in person?

Yes — "Virgin and Child" is on permanent display at National Gallery of Art in Washington. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

GOSSART, Jan: Virgin and Child

✦ GOSSART, Jan

🖼 Virgin and Child, 1532

◈ Oil on oak panel

⊞ 34 × 25 cm

▣ National Gallery of Art

◎ Washington, United States

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Tender intimacy unfolds between mother and child, rendered in luminous oils with jewel-toned robes and intricate detail characteristic of Flemish mastery. Gossart's 1532 composition synthesizes Northern European tradition with Italian Renaissance ideals, establishing the devotional portrait as essential to sixteenth-century religious art.

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