The Virgin and Child, a history of sacred motherhood, from the Middle Ages to the Revolution
March 21 at 18:30 p.m. - online
Take part in our online video conference on March 21 from 18:30 p.m.
She is standing or sitting, she holds a miniature adult at arm's length, then he approaches, taking on the air of a chubby baby kissing his mother. Let's analyze together the sculpted and painted representations of Mary and Jesus to understand the evolution of the link between these two sacred characters. What does this evolution spanning centuries reveal? Changes within religious society? A new conception of man? Does it also demonstrate a new outlook on motherhood? Let's discover the story of a sacred motherhood.
Anaelle Charoin is an art history teacher and national speaker.
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