File:Virgin Mary with Infant Jesus and Her Fifteen Mysteries, Loyola and Francis Xavier Kyoto University Museum.png
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English: The Virgin Mary with the Infant Jesus and Her Fifteen Mysteries. Ignatius of Loyola (left) and Francis Xavier (right) are drawn in the front row at the bottom of the screen. Harada family’s version. It was discovered in 1930 hidden in the roof of the Harada family's house in the Shimootowa area of Ibaraki City, Osaka Prefecture, which was once known as a "hidden Christian village". Made by Unknown Japanese (school of Giovanni Nicolao). Early 17th century (c1600, Azuchi-Momoyama period). 102.7 x 70.7 cm. Owned by the Kyoto University Museum (Kyoto, Japan).
Español: La Virgen con el Niño y sus quince misterios, Loyola y Francisco Xavier, principios del siglo XVII, The Kyoto University Museum.
日本語: 『紙本著色聖母子十五玄義・聖体秘跡図』（重要文化財、京都大学総合博物館所蔵）[4]、画面下の前列にロヨラ（左）とザビエル（右）を描く。「隠れキリシタンの里」であった大阪府茨木市の下音羽地区の民家から発見されたもので、イエズス会のセミナリヨで西洋絵画の技法を学んだ日本人画家による作品と推定される[5]。 |
| Date | circa 1600 |
| Source | https://www.revistatransas.com/2020/10/01/rosarioyjuzu_japonnuevaespana_arimura/ . Additional info: http://www.scielo.org.co/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0121-84172019000100021 |
| Author | Unknown Japanese artist (school of Giovanni Nicolao) |
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| current | 11:26, 26 February 2023 | 1,600 × 1,902 (9.55 MB) | Artanisen | Cropped the borders |
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