Madonna Immacolata

Sold at Auction: Immaculate Conception, Spanish school, late-19th century.

Sold at Auction: ESCUELA ESPAÑOLA, SIGLO XVII. "INMACULADA".

At Auction: Süddeutscher Bildhauer, Süddeutscher Bildhauer

Sold at Auction: Andalusian school of the first half of the 17th century. "Immaculate Conception". Carved and polychrome wood. Crown in sterling silver chiseled and embossed. Presents lack of polychrome. With marks of non-active xylophages.

Sold at Auction: A PARCEL-GILT AND -SILVERED POLYCHROME CARVED WOOD FIGURE OF THE IMMACULATE VIRGIN

Sold at Auction: A SOUTH GERMAN BAROQUE BOXWOOD FIGURE OF THE IMMACULATE VIRGIN 17TH CENTURY

Sold at Auction: SPANISH SCHOOL. CARVED WOOD SCULPTURE OF IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

Sold at Auction: BRAZILIAN SCHOOL, 18TH CENTURY The Immaculate Conception. Carved and polychrome wood figure.

Sold at Auction: ESCUELA ANDALUZA SIGLO XVIII

Sold at Auction: ESCUELA NAPOLITANA PP. S. XVIII, Neapolitan School 18th C Virgin Immaculata

Sold at Auction: CASTILIAN SCHOOL, 18TH CENTURY

Sold at Auction: SPANISH SCHOOL, 18TH CENTURY. IMMACULATE.

Sold at Auction: Follower of ALONSO CANO (Granada, 1601 – 1667). "Pure of conception". Polychrome neighborhood. Base adapted from a later period.

Sold at Auction: DIPINTO