Baroque Madonna portrays the Virgin Mary in the elegant artistic style of the Baroque period. In Germany this representation is widely known as Patrona Bavariae, one of the most beloved Marian images in Bavaria. The statue is crafted from maple or lime wood by artisans of the Val Gardena - Dolomites.
The Baroque Madonna is a refined representation of the Virgin Mary inspired by the sacred art of the Baroque era, characterized by graceful lines, elegant movement and rich spiritual expression.
This Marian image is closely associated with Bavaria, where Mary is honored under the title Patrona Bavariae, meaning "Patroness of Bavaria."
The history of the Patrona Bavariae dates back to the seventeenth century, when Bavaria entrusted itself to the protection of the Virgin Mary during difficult times. Over the centuries, she became a spiritual symbol of Bavarian Catholic identity.
The sculpture conveys dignity, tenderness and maternal protection. The Baroque style emphasizes Mary's role as Queen of Heaven and highlights her spiritual majesty.
Today the devotion to Patrona Bavariae remains deeply rooted in Bavaria and is celebrated in churches, chapels and pilgrimage sites throughout the region.
The statue is crafted from maple or lime wood by artisans of the Val Gardena - Dolomites.
Iconography: Virgin Mary in Baroque style.
Feast Day: Marian devotion.
Patronage: honored as Patrona Bavariae and Queen of Heaven.
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