Spanish school of the late eighteenth century.

Spanish school of the late eighteenth century.
"Our Lady of the Forsaken".
In wood and terracotta, with silver crown, silk mantle with silver embroidery and fanal.
Measurements: 50 x 26 x 16 cm, 85 x 42 x 33 cm (with display case).

The image shows a particular invocation, known for being the patron saint of Valencia. Our Lady of the Innocents, Martyrs and Forsaken, canonically crowned in 1921, is located in the Basilica of the Virgin of the Forsaken in the city, and is shown with a characteristic bow, a lily in one hand and the Child Jesus, who carries, in turn, the Cross.
The baroque influence of the 17th century is still evident both in the iconography and in certain details of the work, although it is also possible to perceive the slight change brought about by the arrival of Neoclassicism from the 18th century.