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Immaculate Conception, 19th Century
Unique Representation of the Immaculada!
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Date/Era/Period: Early 19th Century
Grade: Excellent
Condition: Minor paint chips and 6" long crack at the back, few fingers missing. Original paint about 95%.
Origin: Philippines
Size: Overall Dimensions: 17 inches tall x 5" diameter base
Comments: This image is a primitive representation of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception carved out of e dense type of wood. Very unique rendering starting with her eyes which are made of glass (not the reversed inset type but rather like real pices of glass. Her crown and the broken wings of the front cherub are made of unknown metal. Her feet are sticking out as well as the front cherub. There are three cherubs guarding her below at the clouds. The half moon is still intact where normally at this age the half moon will now be missing. It was collected in the 1950's in the Philippines, Province of Pampanga and found its way here in the U.S. during the 60's.
