God the Father, Master of the Madonna of La Gleize (possibly), c. 1360

God the Father, Master of the Madonna of La Gleize (possibly), c. 1360

oak with traces of a white chalk ground, h 57.5cm × w 21.5cm × d 11cm Catalogue entry

This statue is half of a sculptural group that would have formed the central section of an altar dedicated to the Coronation of the Virgin. With his arm (now partially broken off), God the Father reaches up to crown the Virgin as Queen of Heaven. The companion statue of the Virgin is preserved in the Victoria & Albert Museum, London.

On display in room 0.1

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