The Master of Osma (fl. 1490-1520)
The Master of Osma (fl. 1490-1520)

The Assumption of the Virgin - a fragment

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The Master of Osma (fl. 1490-1520)
The Assumption of the Virgin - a fragment
on gold ground panel
32 x 24 ¾ in. (81.2 x 62.8 cm.)
Literature
Archivio Español de Arte, October-December 1973, 184.

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Lot Essay

This panel is a fragment of what would have probably once formed the central part of a retable devoted to the Virgin. The image of the assumption of the Virgin in late fifteenth and early sixteenth century Spain was much influenced by a now-lost monumental painting by Hans Memling and his workshop which occupied the entire apse wall of the monastery church of Santa María la Real in Nájera, of which only the surmounting Musical Angels with God the Father now survive (Antwerp, Koninklijk Museum voor Schone Kunsten).

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