Inv. ATM 1003
		      
                    
		     
                      
		      
                      
		      
                      
		      
                    
		    Seated Virgin and Child (Virgo Lactans); Christ seated on the Virgin's left knee; Christ in long robe; bench.
		      
                      
                      
		      
                    
		    Guide 2003: French, 1st third of the 14th century.
Ribičić-Županić 2007 and 2008: France (Paris), 1st quarter of the 14th century
Museum's opinion 2013: French, 1st third of the 14th century.
		      
		     
                      
		    
		      
		      
			
			  Attribution
			  Unknown
			
		      
		      
		      
                      
		      
                      
                      
		      
			
			  Reverse
			  Carved in the round.
			
		      
                      
                      
		      
			
			  Object Condition
			  Virgin's crown and forehead chipped. 
Chipped around the Virgin's feet.
			
		      
                      
                      
		      
                      
                      
		      
			
			  Provenance
			  Collection of Ante Topić Mimara (b. 1898, d. 1987): donated to the Croatian people in 1973; foundation of the museum in 1980 and opening to the public in 1987.
			
		      
                      
                      
		      
			
			  Bibliography
			  A. Ribičić-Županić, Vodič, Muzej Mimara, Zagreb (Zagreb, 1998), p. 103.
A. Ribičić-Županić, Poljubac mira, Informatica Museologica 32 (1-2) (Zagreb, 2001), pp. 170-171.
Guide Muzej Mimara, ed. by T. Lukšić (Zagreb, 2003), no. 155.
A. Ribičić-Županić, Odabrani predmeti od bjelokosti u Muzeju Mimara (Zagreb, 2007), pp. 24-28 and no. 7.
Imaginarni svijet zagonetnih predmeta od bjelokosti, kosti i rožina - The Enigmatic Imagery of Ivory, Horn, Antler and Bone Artefacts, ed. by A. Ribičić-Županić (Zagreb, 2008), no. 4.
			
		      
		     
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