The universe of Virgin of the RosaryThe Virgin of the Rosary connects object of prayer and narrative image: rosary handed over, holy mediators and medallions of mysteries organize a devotion that is both intimate and collective.
15th centuryStructuring the modern devotion of the rosary
1506Rosary Festival painted by Albrecht Dürer
1571New growth of brotherhoods after Lepanto
°10,000Altarpieces, paintings, frescoes and engravings of the theme - overall estimate
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15th - 17th century · Dominica, brotherhoods and meditated prayer
The Virgin of the Rosary connects object of prayer and narrative image: rosary handed over, holy mediators and medallions of mysteries organize a devotion that is both intimate and collective.
The rosary combines repetition of prayers and meditation on episodes in the lives of Christ and Mary. Its iconography is fixed at the end of the Middle Ages and develops with the Dominican brotherhoods. The Virgin can give the rosary to Saint Dominic, present the Child or sit above an assembly. In The Feast of the Rosary by Albrecht Dürer, painted in 1506 for the Germanic community of Venice, Mary distributes rose crowns within a vast civic and religious harmony. In The Feast of the Rosary by Albrecht Dürer, painted in 1506 for the Germanic community of Venice, Mary distributes rose crowns within a vast civic and religious harmony. In The Feast of the Rosary by Albrecht Dürer, painted in 1506 for the Germanic community of Venice, Mary distributes rose crowns within a vast civic and religious harmony. In The Feast of the Rosary by Albrecht Dürer, painted in 1506 for the Germanic community of Venice, Mary distributes rose crowns within a vast civic and religious harmony. In The Feast of the Rosary by Albrecht Dürer, painted in 1506 for the Germanic community of Venice, Mary distributes rose crowns popular for devotion. Van Dyck adapts the Virgin of the Rosary to the Palermitan context and the protection of the city, while Artemisia Gentileschi brings mother, child and rosary together in a more concentrated relationship. Certain works surround the central group of fifteen medallions corresponding to joyful, painful and glorious mysteries. From the public altarpiece to the small private image, the rosary therefore becomes a visual structure: a chain which orders memory, prayer and community. The "Virgin of the Rosary" selection therefore compares the Virgin of the Feast of the Rosary and The Madonna of the Rosary.
In these paintings, the rosary is not an accessory: it connects the hands of the faithful to the entire story of the Incarnation, the Passion and glory.
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Journey, subjects and pictorial language
The rosary combines repetition of prayers and meditation on episodes in the lives of Christ and Mary. Its iconography is fixed at the end of the Middle Ages and develops with the Dominican brotherhoods. The Virgin can give the rosary to Saint Dominic, present the Child or sit above an assembly. In The Feast of the Rosary by Albrecht Dürer, painted in 1506 for the Germanic community of Venice, Mary distributes rose crowns within a vast civic and religious harmony. In The Feast of the Rosary by Albrecht Dürer, painted in 1506 for the Germanic community of Venice, Mary distributes rose crowns within a vast civic and religious harmony. In The Feast of the Rosary by Albrecht Dürer, painted in 1506 for the Germanic community of Venice, Mary distributes rose crowns within a vast civic and religious harmony. In The Feast of the Rosary by Albrecht Dürer, painted in 1506 for the Germanic community of Venice, Mary distributes rose crowns within a vast civic and religious harmony. In The Feast of the Rosary by Albrecht Dürer, painted in 1506 for the Germanic community of Venice, Mary distributes rose crowns popular for devotion. Van Dyck adapts the Virgin of the Rosary to the Palermitan context and the protection of the city, while Artemisia Gentileschi brings mother, child and rosary together in a more concentrated relationship. Certain works surround the central group of fifteen medallions corresponding to joyful, painful and glorious mysteries. From the public altarpiece to the small private image, the rosary therefore becomes a visual structure: a chain which orders memory, prayer and community.
Associate prayer and crown
Dominicans and brotherhoods spread rosaries, roses and mysteries. This milestone illuminates the "Virgin of the Rosary" collection by favoring light.
Painting the community
Dürer and the European altarpieces bring together lay people, clerics and authorities.
Amplify devotion
Caravaggio, Van Dyck, Murillo and Barocci renew gesture and theatricality.
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Rosary transmitted
The hand-to-hand movement makes prayer concrete. This trait guides a reading of "Virgin of the Rosary" centered on light.
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Dominique mediator
The saint connects the Marian throne to the community.
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Crown of roses
The flower visually translates the name and cycle of prayers.
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Serial mysteries
Medallions and episodes organize a narrative around the central image.
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Browse Rosary iconography
Dürer, Caravaggio, Van Dyck and Artemisia show four ways of uniting harmony, popular fervor, civic protection and intimacy.
Concord01
Enter the Dürer festival
Crowns and community transform prayer into civic order.
For history. Reading of "Virgin of the Rosary" by light.People02
Receive with Caravaggio
Outstretched hands give the rosary human urgency.
For dramaCity03
See the Virgin by Van Dyck
Devotion also becomes a demand for collective protection.
For magnitudeIntimate04
Approach Artemisia
Mother, child and rosary tighten the theme on the relationship.
For softnessVenice · Dürer05
The Virgin of the Feast of the Rosary
The rose crowns constitute a religious and civic harmony.
Landmark work of Virgin of the RosaryNaples · Caravaggio06
The Madonna of the Rosary
The faithful extend their hands towards a prayer that has become tangible.
Landmark work of Virgin of the Rosary
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Reproductions of Virgins of the Rosary
Four active and distinct works bring together Dürer's Feast of the Rosary, Caravaggio's Madonna of the Rosary, Van Dyck's Virgin and Artemisia Gentileschi's Virgin and Child.
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