The Coronation of the Virgin by the Trinity
All three Persons of the Trinity crown Mary at once — one of the tradition's boldest compositions.
- Work
- Oil on canvas
- Artist / creator
- Cusco School (anonymous)
- Origin & date
- Peru, 18th century
- Held by
- Phoenix Art Museum, via Wikimedia Commons (public domain)
Format
The full-resolution scan — yours to print, study, and keep.
Size
$24.00
The story
The Coronation of the Virgin by the Trinity stages a genuinely striking theological image: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit together placing a crown on Mary's head, a composition that pushes further into visual daring than the more conventional single-figure pilgrimage portraits elsewhere in this collection.
Cusco workshops treated the Trinity itself as a subject worth formal experimentation — sometimes rendered as three near-identical seated figures, sometimes, as here, gathered around a fourth figure entirely. It is devotional ambition on a scale the gold-leaf technique was built to match.
About this reproduction
- • Faithful reproduction of a public-domain work, sourced from Phoenix Art Museum, via Wikimedia Commons (public domain)’s open-access release.
- • Printed to order on EMA matte art paper, 200gsm. The heirloom frame is gold, under acrylic, with no mount.
- • Color-managed to the source scan.
- • Ships in 5–9 business days; satisfaction guarantee.
From the same collection
Our Lady of Cocharcas
The Virgin of a Peruvian mountain shrine, built up in real gold leaf.
Our Lady of Guápulo
A pilgrimage Virgin from the hills above Quito, painted in full Cusco gold.
Our Lady of Mercy, called "The Pilgrim of Quito"
The Virgin as an actual traveler — staff, cloak, and the road still in her feet.