Anna teaches Maria to read
Anna teaches Mary to read means in Christian iconography a representation on which the mother of Mary , St. Anna teaching her daughter to read.
Representations can be found from the 14th century, especially in the Baroque era . For example, at the parish church of St. Veit in Krems an der Donau, a separate chapel was built in 1739 for a sculpture from the first half of the 14th century. A depiction of the third of Anna in the Aegydius Church in Pötzleinsdorf shows Maria with the baby Jesus , next to Anna with the book on her knees.
During the Revolution of 1848 took Ferdinand I and his wife Maria Anna of Savoy from Vienna to Innsbruck, and gave a dean for the night in the Tyrolean lowlands a report prepared by the Viennese goldsmith Carl Isack 1850 chalice , as on the highly oval in an email Medallion Patron saint St. Anna is shown teaching Mary to read.
Marien Altar of the parish church of St. John the Baptist in Glonn
Stained glass in Saint Andrew by the Wardrobe in London
Gothic stone figure (first half of the 14th century) in the baroque extension (1739) of the parish church of St. Veit in Krems an der Donau
Altar sheet in the parish church of Faistenau
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Individual evidence
- ↑ Marlene Strausz-Zykan: Agidiuskirche. The Holy Family at poetzleinsdorf.at
- ↑ Measuring chalice with enamel medallions - an imperial foundation (1850) on kulturraumtirol.at