The right door of the Royal Portal at Chartres shows Mary holding Christ on her knee, below is the Presentation in the Temple. The bottom lintel shows the Annunciation, the Visitation, the Nativity, and the annunciation to the shepherds.
Themed images for Virgin-Mary.
The north portal of Bourges Cathedral is dedicated to the Virgin Mary. The Tympanum dates from between 1160 and was part of the older church the the Gothic cathedral replaced.
Medieval 14th century stained glass of St Anne Teaching the Virgin Mary to read. Stanford-on-Avon, Northamptonshire.
This stained glass image of the Virgin Mary with crown is c1340 and can be found in the tracery of the south east aisle window at Stanford-On-Avon.
This image of the crowned Virgin Mary at Gloucester cathedral is part of a pair of panels in the east window the panel to the right shows Christ giving her a blessing. The glass dates from 1350 when Edward III had the abbey church rebuilt.
This stained glass window in the choir clerestory at Evreux Cathedral was installed in the last decade of the 14th century. A gift of King Charles VI of France, who is seen kneeling in the centre panel, the window also contains images of the Virgin Mary, and that of St Denis.
This image of the Virgin Mary is a detail from the Annunciation painting (1415) by Lorenzo Monaco in the Accademia Florence.
Wall painting c1420 in the crypt of Saint-Aignan church.
The scene on the right shows St Anne with the Virgin Mary who is breast feeding Christ. On the left three figures beg forgiveness.
Constructed in around 1430, by Alexandre de Berneval, this sculpture dedicated to the Virgin is part of the tympanum above the Marmousets Portal, at Saint-Ouen in Rouen.
This fresco depicting the Crucifixion by Fra Angelico is dated between 1438 and 1443.
The scene includes the Virgin Mary, and the Dominican Saint Peter of Verona.
Detail of the Virgin Mary sitting at the foot of a crucifixion. This fresco in San Marco, Florence, was painted by Fra Angelico between 1438 and 1443.
Detail of Fra Angelico's Annunciation fresco at San Marco monastery in Florence. This image shows the Virgin Mary within a loggia, or open porch.
This panel from a stained glass window (c1465) in Saint-Taurin, Evreux, shows an angel announcing that the Virgin Mary is about to die, and presenting her with a palm taken from heaven.
This ceramic Madonna and Child (1470-1480) is by Andrea della Robbia, and can be found in the church of San Gaetano, Florence.
This late 15th century fresco (c1485-1490) in the church of Santa Maria Novella, Florence is by Domenico Ghirlandaio, depicting the Visit to Hebron by the Virgin Mary to Saint Elizabeth.
This fresco by Domenico Ghirlandaio is in Santa Maria Novella in Florence and depicts the birth of the Virgin Mary.
Showing St Joachim, St Anne and the Virgin Mary, this sculpture by Jehan Soulas dated from 1519-1521, is part of the choir screen at Chartres cathedral.
Washing a new born baby. Scene from the Birth of the Virgin Mary by Jehan Soulas (1521) at Chartres Cathedral.
Stained glass panel c1520 of the Virgin Mary in Evreux Cathedral. This is part of a two panel representation of the Annuniciation, the other panel next to it depicting the Archangel Gabriel.
16th century image (1522) by Engrand le Prince of the Virgin and Child seated within a lily.
This is part of the Tree of Jesse window at Saint-Etienne Beauvais, France.
