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This is a close-up, low-resolution, and blurry image of a wooden sculpture depicting the Virgin Mary holding the infant Jesus. The sculpture is light brown in color and appears to be part of a larger altarpiece or decorative structure, possibly within a church or museum. The Virgin Mary is wearing a crown and ornate clothing, including a corset-like bodice adorned with beads. She is holding a sword in her left hand, which is pointed downwards. The infant Jesus is held in her right arm. The background consists of draped fabric and dark, vertical elements that suggest an architectural setting.

The sculpture is located in the **Frankfurt Cathedral (Kaiserdom St. Bartholomäus)** in Frankfurt, Germany. Specifically, it is part of the **"Mariahilf-Altar"** (Our Lady of Perpetual Help Altar), which is situated in the north transept of the cathedral. This altar features a sculpture that is a replica of a 15th-century original. The original sculpture, known as the "Frankfurter Madonna" or "Mariahilf," was created around 1430 by an unknown artist and is now housed in the Städel Museum in Frankfurt. The sculpture in the cathedral is a later work.
LollitaTore

Aug 29, 2026, 10:09 AM

Frankfurt, Germany

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This is a close-up, low-resolution, and blurry image of a wooden sculpture depicting the Virgin Mary holding the infant Jesus. The sculpture is light brown in color and appears to be part of a larger altarpiece or decorative structure, possibly within a church or museum. The Virgin Mary is wearing a crown and ornate clothing, including a corset-like bodice adorned with beads. She is holding a sword in her left hand, which is pointed downwards. The infant Jesus is held in her right arm. The background consists of draped fabric and dark, vertical elements that suggest an architectural setting. The sculpture is located in the **Frankfurt Cathedral (Kaiserdom St. Bartholomäus)** in Frankfurt, Germany. Specifically, it is part of the **"Mariahilf-Altar"** (Our Lady of Perpetual Help Altar), which is situated in the north transept of the cathedral. This altar features a sculpture that is a replica of a 15th-century original. The original sculpture, known as the "Frankfurter Madonna" or "Mariahilf," was created around 1430 by an unknown artist and is now housed in the Städel Museum in Frankfurt. The sculpture in the cathedral is a later work.

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