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Statue of Our Lady of Africa (a Pietà) in the Church of Saint Mary of Africa, Ceuta, Spain Ceuta, Spain: the figure of Nuestra Señora de África (Our Lady of Africa), iconographically a Pietà (Nuestra Señora de la Piedad), is the venerated patroness of Ceuta housed in the Sanctuary of Santa María of Africa. The polychrome sculpture, carved from a single block of cedar, is of Portuguese origin, likely executed by a Luso-Flemish workshop in the early 15th century. It was gifted to the city by Henry the Navigator (Infante Dom Henrique), who also ordered the construction of the original church to shrine the image, referring to it in his 1460 will as "exceedingly devout" (assaz devota). Historically significant, the Virgin holds in her hand the Aleo, the baton of command belonging to Pedro de Meneses, the first Portuguese governor of Ceuta, symbolizing the city's defense. After his death, the baton was placed in the hand of the Virgin, who was declared the "Governor" of the city. To this day, during the investiture ceremony of a new General Commander of Ceuta, the baton is ceremonially lowered from the Virgin’s hand and placed in the hands of the new commander, who swears to defend the city just as Meneses did, before returning it to the statue. our lady of sorrows stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images
Statue of Our Lady of Africa (a Pietà) in the Church of Saint Mary of Africa, Ceuta, Spain Ceuta, Spain: the figure of Nuestra Señora de África (Our Lady of Africa), iconographically a Pietà (Nuestra Señora de la Piedad), is the venerated patroness of Ceuta housed in the Sanctuary of Santa María of Africa. The polychrome sculpture, carved from a single block of cedar, is of Portuguese origin, likely executed by a Luso-Flemish workshop in the early 15th century. It was gifted to the city by Henry the Navigator (Infante Dom Henrique), who also ordered the construction of the original church to shrine the image, referring to it in his 1460 will as "exceedingly devout" (assaz devota). Historically significant, the Virgin holds in her hand the Aleo, the baton of command belonging to Pedro de Meneses, the first Portuguese governor of Ceuta, symbolizing the city's defense. After his death, the baton was placed in the hand of the Virgin, who was declared the "Governor" of the city. To this day, during the investiture ceremony of a new General Commander of Ceuta, the baton is ceremonially lowered from the Virgin’s hand and placed in the hands of the new commander, who swears to defend the city just as Meneses did, before returning it to the statue. our lady of sorrows stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images

Ceuta, Spain: the figure of Nuestra Señora de África (Our Lady of Africa), iconographically a Pietà (Nuestra Señora de la Piedad), is the venerated patroness of Ceuta housed in the Sanctuary of Santa María of Africa. The polychrome sculpture, carved from a single block of cedar, is of Portuguese origin, likely executed by a Luso-Flemish workshop in the early 15th century. It was gifted to the city by Henry the Navigator (Infante Dom Henrique), who also ordered the construction of the original church to shrine the image, referring to it in his 1460 will as "exceedingly devout" (assaz devota). Historically significant, the Virgin holds in her hand the Aleo, the baton of command belonging to Pedro de Meneses, the first Portuguese governor of Ceuta, symbolizing the city's defense. After his death, the baton was placed in the hand of the Virgin, who was declared the "Governor" of the city. To this day, during the investiture ceremony of a new General Commander of Ceuta, the baton is ceremonially lowered from the Virgin’s hand and placed in the hands of the new commander, who swears to defend the city just as Meneses did, before returning it to the statue.

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