The Cult of Mary in the Medieval Age

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This paper analyzes the two works, 'Enthroned Virgin and Child c. 1100' and the 'Virgin and Child with Angels c. 1300-1330' in relation to the Cult of Mary in the Medieval period. By analyzing the three aspects of Christ's divinity the role of the mother or maternal spirit and the growth of the Cult of Mary these two sculptures hold a devout place in Christian iconography.

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"The basis of this art analysis it so compare to the two works: Enthroned Virgin and Child (c.1100) and the Virgin and Child with Angels (c.1300-1330) during the medieval period. By realizing the artistic premise of these two works, the maternal aspects of the Cult of Mary will be analyzed to bring deeper insight into why these works were created. By understanding the art application, materials, and stylization of these carvings, one can understand the impact of religiosity through the foundation of Christ in the Roman Catholic Church's spiritual hierarchy."

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