Virgin of Quito

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The Virgin of Quito is a famous 18th-century wooden sculpture by Bernardo de Legarda depicting a dynamic, winged Madonna that has become an iconic religious and cultural symbol of Quito, Ecuador.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Marian image
religious statue
sculpture
artisticStyle Andean Baroque NERFINISHED
colorationTechnique polychromy
country Ecuador
creator Bernardo de Legarda NERFINISHED
culture Ecuadorian
Quitoan
depicts Immaculate Conception NERFINISHED
Madonna NERFINISHED
Virgin Mary
genre religious art
hasCopy Virgin of El Panecillo NERFINISHED
hasPart crescent moon
halo
silver dragon
star crown
wings
hasType polychrome sculpture
heritageDesignation icon of Quito
iconographicAttribute standing on a crescent moon
treading a dragon
woman clothed with the sun
iconographicTradition Apocalyptic Woman of Revelation 12 NERFINISHED
inception 18th century
influenced Quito School sculpture NERFINISHED
inspired aluminum monument on El Panecillo hill
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Quito NERFINISHED
location Church and Convent of San Francisco, Quito NERFINISHED
materialUsed wood
movement Baroque
Quito School NERFINISHED
notableCharacteristic depicted in movement
dynamic pose
winged Madonna
notableWorkOf Bernardo de Legarda NERFINISHED
partOf Catholic Marian devotion in Ecuador
artistic heritage of Quito
religion Roman Catholicism
significantEvent venerated during religious processions in Quito
significantPlace Quito historic center NERFINISHED
subjectHasRole patroness of Quito (devotional role)
use cultural symbol
religious devotion
tourist attraction

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La Virgen de Quito dedicatedTo Virgin of Quito
El Panecillo hasStatue Virgin of Quito