Virgin among the Virgins

Summary

Virgin among the Virgins is a reredos^[1].

Key Facts

• Virgin among the Virgins is the creator of Gerard David^[2].
• Virgin among the Virgins's religion is recorded as Christianity^[3].
• Virgin among the Virgins's image is recorded as David Virgin among the Virgins.jpg^[4].
• Virgin among the Virgins's instance of is recorded as reredos^[5].
• Virgin among the Virgins's instance of is recorded as painting^[6].
• Virgin among the Virgins's movement is recorded as Early Netherlandish painting^[7].
• Virgin among the Virgins's genre is recorded as religious art^[8].
• Virgin among the Virgins's genre is recorded as self-portrait^[9].
• Virgin among the Virgins's depicts is recorded as Mary^[10].
• Virgin among the Virgins's depicts is recorded as Christ Child^[11].
• Virgin among the Virgins's depicts is recorded as angel^[12].
• Virgin among the Virgins's depicts is recorded as lute^[13].
• Virgin among the Virgins's depicts is recorded as Catherine of Alexandria^[14].
• Virgin among the Virgins's depicts is recorded as Dorothea of Caesarea^[15].
• Virgin among the Virgins's depicts is recorded as Agnes of Rome^[16].
• Virgin among the Virgins's depicts is recorded as Fausta of Cyzicus^[17].
• Virgin among the Virgins's depicts is recorded as Saint Apollonia^[18].
• Virgin among the Virgins's depicts is recorded as Godelina^[19].
• Virgin among the Virgins's depicts is recorded as Saint Cecilia^[20].
• Virgin among the Virgins's depicts is recorded as Saint Barbara^[21].
• Virgin among the Virgins's depicts is recorded as Saint Lucy^[22].
• Virgin among the Virgins's depicts is recorded as Gerard David^[23].
• Virgin among the Virgins's depicts is recorded as woman^[24].
• Virgin among the Virgins's depicts is recorded as manuscript^[25].
• Virgin among the Virgins's made from material is recorded as oil paint^[26].

Body

Works and Contributions

Virgin among the Virgins is the creator of Gerard David^[2].

Personal Life

Virgin among the Virgins's religion is recorded as Christianity^[3].