Where is "The Virgin Showing the Man of Sorrows" by MEMLING, Hans?

"The Virgin Showing the Man of Sorrows" is held in the permanent collection of National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia.

Which museum has "The Virgin Showing the Man of Sorrows"?

"The Virgin Showing the Man of Sorrows" is on display at National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne.

Who painted "The Virgin Showing the Man of Sorrows" and when?

"The Virgin Showing the Man of Sorrows" was painted by MEMLING, Hans in 1475 or 1479.

What are the dimensions of "The Virgin Showing the Man of Sorrows"?

"The Virgin Showing the Man of Sorrows" measures 27.4 × 19.9 cm.

What art movement is "The Virgin Showing the Man of Sorrows" associated with?

"The Virgin Showing the Man of Sorrows" is a work of Flemish, Renaissance, painted by MEMLING, Hans.

Can I see "The Virgin Showing the Man of Sorrows" in person?

Yes — "The Virgin Showing the Man of Sorrows" is on permanent display at National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

MEMLING, Hans: The Virgin Showing the Man of Sorrows

✦ MEMLING, Hans

🖼 The Virgin Showing the Man of Sorrows, 1475 or 1479

◈ Oil on oak panel

⊞ 27.4 × 19.9 cm

▣ National Gallery of Victoria

◎ Melbourne, Australia

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Soft gold light illuminates the Virgin Mary presenting the suffering Christ figure—a poignant vertical composition rendered in meticulous Flemish detail. This devotional image epitomizes late 15th-century spiritual intensity, merging Byzantine iconography with Northern Renaissance humanism to evoke compassionate witness.

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