Virgin and Child enthroned anonymous artist Mexican school
Español Virgin and Child enthroned in glory by an anonymous artist of the Mexican school in the 18th century This circular painting, attributed to an anonymous artist of the Mexican school in the 18th century, presents the Virgin and Child enthroned in glory, surrounded by a group of saints closely associated with Franciscan spirituality. At the center, the Virgin Mary sits upon clouds, crowned as Queen of Heaven and dressed in vivid blue and red garments. She holds the Christ Child, who extends his hand in blessing, while Mary offers a rosary—an element that emphasizes her role as intercessor and mediator of grace. Around them, a ring of cherubic heads reinforces the heavenly setting, while the luminous gold halos of each figure accentuate their sanctity. Encircling the central group are saints identifiable by their attributes and habits. On the left appears Saint Francis of Assisi, wearing the brown Franciscan habit and bearing the marks of his order, alongside other Franciscan figur...
