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Virgin and Child is a small c. 1485–1490 double-hinged oil on oak triptych with a central panel by a follower or workshop member of the Flemish painter Hugo van der Goes or Gerard David. The work is currently held in the National Gallery, London with the central panel in its original frame. The central image is a tightly cropped and intimate portrayal of Mary cradling the infant Jesus, who plays with a red rosary tied around his neck.
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