File:Virgen de la leche, Luisa Roldán.jpg
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Español: Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla. Relieve, terracota policromada, de Luisa Roldán, la Roldana (1689-1706). María, como Virgo lactans, sentada en un banco, ayuda al Niño la succión de la leche. El Espíritu Santo, rodeado de serafines y querubines, acompaña la escena. Temática repetida y exitosa de la famosa pintora. La policromía es de Tomás de los Arcos. |
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