Icon of Salus Populi Romani

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The Icon of Salus Populi Romani is a highly venerated Byzantine-style image of the Virgin Mary and the Christ Child, traditionally believed to protect the people of Rome and frequently visited by popes for prayer.

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Icon of Salus Populi Romani canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Byzantine-style icon
Marian icon
religious painting
artStyle Byzantine
associatedWith Basilica of Saint Mary Major
Marian devotion
papal devotion
category Christian icon
Marian art
Roman Catholic devotional image
culturalSignificance symbol of Rome’s protection under Mary
depicts Child Jesus
surface form: Christ Child

Virgin Mary
era late antiquity or early Middle Ages (traditional attribution)
function protective icon for the people of Rome
hasLanguageOfTitle Latin
hasTitle Salus Populi Romani
housedInChapel Borghese Chapel
iconographicType Hodegetria-type icon
surface form: Hodegetria-type Madonna
liturgicalUse Marian feasts
special papal occasions
locatedIn Basilica of Saint Mary Major
locatedInCity Rome
locatedInCountry Italy
material wooden panel
medium tempera
notableDevotee Pope Francis
Pope John Paul II
Pope Pius XII
pilgrimageSite Basilica of Saint Mary Major
religiousTradition Roman Catholicism
subjectHasTitle Virgin Mary
surface form: Mary, Mother of God
traditionallyBelievedTo protect the people of Rome
translationOfTitle Protectress of the Roman People
usedFor prayer
processions
public veneration
veneratedIn Rome
venerationStatus highly venerated
visitedBy popes

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Basilica of Saint Mary Major hasArtwork Icon of Salus Populi Romani