Pesquisando por: "mother and child sculpture" - Fotoarena - Agência de fotojornalismo

LIT894739 Figurines : mère et enfant.

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BAL177063 from Yagba area of the North Eastern Yoruba, Nigeria;

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PNY129476 by Chana Orloff

NUM118700 by Giacomo Manzu

XOS3087172 Hans Christian Andersen’s 'The Story of a Mother' is the source for the grim reaper stealing the child."And she lowered her head into her lap. And Death took her child into the Unknown Lands."

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NUM116918 by Ernst Barlach

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LLM662926 A Mother and her Children. (Bas-Relief in the Musee du Louvre.) Illustration from History of Rome by Victor Duruy (Kegan Paul, Trench & Co, 1884). Digitally cleaned image.

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XIR373180 Veranda pole: mother giving a drink to her child, Yoruba;

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PNH347156 cast from one of the maquettes used as studies for a Madonna and Child commissioned by St. Matthew's Church, Northampton; by Henry Spencer Moore

UEA420475 made by the Aleutian people of Alaska, North America, an indigenous population who inhabit the Aleutian Islands and Kamchatka Krai, Russia;

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BUR17376 by William Henry Hunt

LMG808510 by Henry Spencer Moore

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CLG248122 Ann; Marie; Vierge:

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XOT351198 Maternita, la culla;

LMG833499 by Henry Spencer Moore

GNG8711613 St Joseph's church. St Anna with Virgin Mary. The education of Mary by her mother. Statue. Singapore.

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LMG6340915 by Henry Spencer Moore

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INC2967998 Jalisco, Ameca-Etzatlán Jalisco, Mexico

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LMG6340917 by Henry Spencer Moore

XCL499532 The name Senufo covers a complex network of more than 30 different language and dialect groups. The male Poro society and its female counterpart, Tyekpa, constitute the main contexts for art production and use. Among the Fodonon Senufo subgroup, mother-and-child figures play a role in funerary ceremonies organized by the Tyekpa association in which they are carried on the participating women’s heads. However, among the Central Senufo, similar female figures are used as stationary display sculpture for the male Poro society. In the context of the Poro and its female counterpart, mother-and-child figures probably refer to "Ancient Mother," the central deity of the Poro initiation cycle. She is responsible for the protection and instruction of the initiates, her "children," nursing them with the milk of knowledge and thus transforming them into perfect human beings.

XIR171896 From Vertault in Burgundy, France; single breast bared for feeding;

STF810522 The martyrdom of Saint John of Nepomuk (*Pomuk near Pilsen c. 1350 - +20.3.1393, bohemian priest, Martyr, Saint), who was thrown from the Charles bridge and drowned. Relief plate at the pedestal of the Statue on the Charles Bridge. After the legend touching the figures brings luck and grants wishes.

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KFW476370 From the Makonde culture group, Tanzania-Mozambique border area, East Africa. See also images 476371 and 476372.

LRI4731765 Indian art: relief stockings representing a mother and her child. Period Kouchane (Kouchan or Kushan) 1st century - New Delhi, national museum

WGL908451 Passienia Gemella, flanked by her two sons. See also 908452 & 908453.

LMG833497 by Henry Spencer Moore

LMG833498 by Henry Spencer Moore

LMG833500 by Henry Spencer Moore

LMG6340918 by Henry Spencer Moore

LMG6340916 by Henry Spencer Moore

XCL500324 This mother-and-child figure was probably part of a cult concerned with the treatment of infertility. Both her jewelry and her seated pose indicate that the woman occupied a high rank in her community. Her miter-shaped hairstyle, chiseled teeth, and raised body scars--considered to be marks of beauty and perfection--signal that the woman incarnates the founding ancestor of a kinship group.

KFW476371 From the Makonde culture group, Tanzania-Mozambique border area, East Africa. See also images 476370 and 476372.

UEA419987 by Henry Spencer Moore

UEA419986 by Henry Spencer Moore

FFA316522 by Henry Spencer Moore

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KFW476372 From the Makonde culture group, Tanzania-Mozambique border area, East Africa. See also images 476370 and 476371.

LRI4679099 Statue in a forest, Bali Indonesia (Sculpture in a forest Bali Indonesia)

ITR7110226 salle lapidaire Vierge à l’enfant de Jean Degoullons (?-1687) 1679 albâtre. Trésor de la cathédrale Saint-Pierre 16000 Angoulème.le trésor a été mis en scène par Jean-Michel Otoniel entre 2014 et 2016

ITR7110225 salle lapidaire Vierge à l’enfant de Jean Degoullons (?-1687) 1679 albâtre. Trésor de la cathédrale Saint-Pierre 16000 Angoulème.le trésor a été mis en scène par Jean-Michel Otoniel entre 2014 et 2016

ITR7110224 salle lapidaire Vierge à l’enfant de Jean Degoullons (?-1687) 1679 albâtre. Trésor de la cathédrale Saint-Pierre 16000 Angoulème.le trésor a été mis en scène par Jean-Michel Otoniel entre 2014 et 2016

XOS3525826 From Egypt, Middle Kingdom–Early New Kingdom, 12th-18th Dynasty

MAE7332362 Sint-Baafskathedraal, Oost-Vlaandren, Belgium

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STM620288 Thought to be either German or South Netherlandish.

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XCL500200 The mother figure of this vessel from the Southern Ekiti region represents a devotee who kneels before the gods. The vessel once held the 16 sacred palm nuts essential to divination rituals. The object was used by a priest as a medium through which to communicate with the god of fate, Orunmila, in order to gain insight into an individual’s destiny or to understand the cause of misfortune.

HSC272122 also known as the bodhisattva, Avalonkitesvara, she is represented here in the manifestation of Songzi (the child giver), in accordance with a quality ascribed to the bodhisattva in the Lotus Sutra;

GNG7229852 The Virgin Mary with her mother Ann, Cuenca, Ecuador

ITR7110223 salle lapidaire Vierge à l’enfant de Jean Degoullons (?-1687) 1679 albâtre. Trésor de la cathédrale Saint-Pierre 16000 Angoulème.le trésor a été mis en scène par Jean-Michel Otoniel entre 2014 et 2016

ITR7110222 salle lapidaire Vierge à l’enfant de Jean Degoullons (?-1687) 1679 albâtre. Trésor de la cathédrale Saint-Pierre 16000 Angoulème.le trésor a été mis en scène par Jean-Michel Otoniel entre 2014 et 2016

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XIR286965 photo by Giraudon, 1932

XDM1068865 by Ernst Barlach

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CH656837 by Henry Spencer Moore

HSC272121 also known as the bodhisattva, Avalonkitesvara, she is represented here in the manifestation of Songzi (the child giver), in accordance with a quality ascribed to the bodhisattva in the Lotus Sutra;

LRI4695710 Madonna delle Grazie (Our lady of Grace) Sculpture by Vincenzo Gagini (1527-1595) 16th century Randazzo, church of San Martino, Italy

MAE7242768 Collegiate church (Église Notre-Dame des Messines), Interior North aisle, The altarÉglise Notre-Dame des Messines, Mons, Hanaut, Belgium

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MAE7332931 Cathédrale Saint-Étienne, Île-de-France, Seine-et-Marne, France

XCL491105 The Mother of God is seated on a lavishly carved, high-backed throne. Two angels hover above, drawing attention to the Christ child poised in her lap. Representations of the enthroned Virgin and Child have a long tradition in Byzantine art, stretching back as far as the 6th century. With one hand raised in blessing, the other holding a scroll, Christ is portrayed here as an emotionless and supernatural child, visualizing for the pious beholder the mystery of his incarnation.

UIG2620233 Terracotta sculpture, of a mother with her child and children reading books on the memorial monument titled 'Moder Gorob' (Our pride), in front of Bangla Academy building, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. February 5, 2009.

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LRI4671665 Our lady of forgiveness polychrome wood sculpture of the 17th century San Paolo, Museo di Arte Sacra

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ONT995929 by Roger Eliot Fry

HST168938 circular modules on the shoulders represent scarification marks or tattoos;

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XOS5049884 Mingqi or "spirit utensils" in Eastern Han dynasty burials included replicas of farm animals, utilitarian objects, and entertainers believed to provide nourishment and amusement for the soul of the dead.

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