Icon with the Virgin and Child (Met 17.190.103)
Byzantine ivory following the Hodegetria type, dated mid-10th–mid-11th century in the Met record.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 17.190.103
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- Title
- Icon with the Virgin and Child (Met 17.190.103)
- Date
- mid-10th–mid-11th century
- Medium
- Elephant ivory
- Culture
- Byzantine
- Geography
- Not asserted in archive
- Classification
- Not asserted in archive
- Source record
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art object 17.190.103 ↗
- Rights checked
- 2026-09-10 · Public Domain
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