École de Madrid (c. 1840) - Notre-Dame de la Paloma, Patronne de la ville de Madrid

- Oil on canvas. The Virgen de la Paloma is traditionally considered the patron saint of the most popular neighborhoods of old Madrid. Devotion to the Virgin of La Paloma is not too old, and dates back to the discovery at the end of the 18th century by neighbor Isabel Tintero, in El Rastro - a well-known Madrid flea market - of a painting of the Solitude of the Virgin. which soon enjoyed massive cult. The mark of the Fine Arts supplier that we find on the back allows us to date the creation of the painting between 1830 and 1850.
- Frameless image dimensions: 66 x 53 cm / 86 x 73 cm with beautiful baroque-inspired frame.
- Comes from a private collection in Madrid.
- Good general condition. Minimal faults.
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