File:Virgin of the Rosary with Four Saints Early 17th century Sendai City Museum.png

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English: "The Virgin of the Rosary with Four Saints" (national treasure). Source: anonymous. Early 17th century. Oil painting on brass plate. 30.2 x 24.2 cm. Sendai City Museum (Sendai, Japan). Materials related to the Keicho Mission to Europe. This is a painting that is said to have been brought back by Hasekura Tsunenaga. The Virgin Mary, standing on a crescent moon, holds the infant Christ, both holding rosaries. The two are also surrounded by a rosary with rose flowers, with God the Father and angels in the heavens and four saints on the earth. In the center of the screen, a large vertical scratch remains.
日本語: ロザリオの聖母像(国宝)。慶長遣欧使節関係資料 聖母及び四聖人像。 常長が持ち帰ったと伝えられる絵です。三日月の上に立つ聖母(せいぼ)マリアが、幼いキリストをだき、2人ともロザリオを持っています。2人はさらにバラの花がついたロザリオに囲まれており、天上には父なる神と天使が、地上には4人の聖者(せいじゃ)が描かれています。画面中央には、たてに大きなキズあとが残っています。
Date Early 17th century (1600-1615)
Source "The Origins, Spread and Interfaith Connections around the Prayer Beads: A Case Study of the Evangelization of Japan" by Rie Arimura, January 12, 2021, National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) - redalyc.org - http://www.scielo.org.co/pdf/hiso/n36/2357-4720-hiso-36-21.pdf , https://web.archive.org/web/20230220050051/https://www.redalyc.org/journal/369/36972034008/html/
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