Cusqueña School “Virgin Dressed in Regalia” with Child – Andean Colonial Religious Painting

A magnificent Cusqueña School depiction of the Virgin Dressed in Regalia (Virgen Vestida) holding the Christ Child.
This artwork showcases the signature Andean colonial style: opulent gold ornaments, floral embellishments, layered ceremonial garments and the iconic pearl-like beading adorning the robes.

Both figures wear ornate crowns topped with vibrant feathers, a symbolic detail often found in high-status Marian iconography in colonial Latin America. The composition is framed by draped red curtains and floral garlands, enhancing the sense of ceremony and sacred majesty.

The combination of Indigenous textile-inspired patterns, Baroque influence and exquisite gold detailing makes this piece a quintessential example of Andean devotional art.

Perfect for collectors of:
• Latin American colonial art
• Cusqueña School paintings
• Marian iconography
• Religious & devotional artworks
• Unique handcrafted heritage pieces

A richly decorated and culturally significant work that stands out in any collection or interior space.