Early Spanish Colonial Philippine Statue of the Virgin Mary - 10" H

Early Spanish Colonial figure/statue of the Virgin Mary from the Philippines. This 100+ year old piece is carved of wood, pigmented and partly gilt. Her gaze is directed upwards, her eyes are made of glass, and her hands are in a joined position. She is fitted on a base which possibly represents a palm frond.

The piece is free standing and is perfect for a range of interior settings from Traditional, Spanish Colonial, Southwestern... to Eclectic or Religious-Inspired.

Place of Origin: Philippines 

Date of Manufacture: Spanish Colonial, late-18th Century   

Condition: Excellent 

Wear: Consistent with age and use. Please refer to pictures.  

Dimensions:  

10.25 in H X 5 in. W X 3.38 in. D

Reference:

A Heritage of Saints - Colonial Santos in the Philippines by Esperanza Bunag Gatbonton

Casa Manila

Museum of Philippine Arts & Culture

Philippine Colonial Tradition of Sacred Art by Renè B. Javellana

University of Santo Thomas Museum

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