A Holiday
Fine-art print after Edward Henry Potthast
Art Institute of Chicago
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Assumption of the Virgin
Edition · Print
Fine-art print after Marcellus Coffermans
Art Institute of Chicago
Thread 66692
Spiritual Elevation
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Printed and fulfilled by Art Sutra from the Art Institute of Chicago’s open-access record of Assumption of the Virgin, with the artist and the holding institution named on the certificate that ships with every print.
Curator’s note
Marcellus Coffermans (16th century) from Flanders. Held in the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago and released into the public domain, offered here as a museum-quality edition within the spiritual thread.
Details
- Artist
- Marcellus Coffermans (Netherlandish, 1524–1581)
- Date
- 16th century
- Medium
- Oil on panel
- Dimensions
- 26.9 × 18.4 cm · 10.6 × 7.2 in
- Origin
- Flanders
- Collection
- George F. Harding Collection
Placing a spiritual elevation work
Devotional images, mandalas, temple architecture, pilgrimage — work made to be looked at for a long time rather than glanced at. This thread asks the most of its placement: a wall of its own, light that changes through the day, and nothing competing beside it.
- Direction
- North-east — the quarter reserved for the sacred
- Rooms
- Prayer rooms · Meditation spaces · Quiet corners · Entrance thresholds
Provenance & rights
Source collection: Art Institute of Chicago. George F. Harding Collection. Public domain (CC0). Offered as an Art Sutra Edition — a museum-quality print produced under open-access terms, with full attribution to the artist and holding institution.
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