Virgin and Child
Antonio Rossellino · model ca. 1475 (cast 19th century)
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What the record supports
The object is titled "Virgin and Child" and is attributed to Antonio Rossellino. The model for this copper alloy plaquette was created around 1475, with this specific cast dating to the 19th century. It measures 14.6 x 9 cm, weighs 358.65 g, and features a warm brown natural patina with a hollow reverse.
The plaquette is classified under the "Plaquettes" category and is part of the Robert Lehman Collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, acquired in 1975. The artist, Antonio Rossellino, was an Italian artist active from 1427 to 1479.
Information regarding the object's culture, provenance, exhibition history, and specific literature is not provided in the catalogue record.
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