Black Madonna Collection

MEXICO: 1810 REVOLUTION. The Cry of Dolores, Miguel Hidalgos call to revolt, 16 September 1810. Detail of the mural by Juan O Gorman, 20th century

Black Madonna, 1650-1699. Creator: Anon
Black Madonna, 1650-1699

Germany, Upper Bavaria, Altotting, Church of the Miraculous Image or Gnadenkapelle, The Black Madonna Statue

Costa Rica, Cartago, Basilica de Nuestra Senora de Los Angeles, Religious Center, Black Madonna, La Negrita

Madonna and Child with St Martin de Porres, St Barbara and St Jude (wood)
HSC201125 Madonna and Child with St Martin de Porres, St Barbara and St Jude (wood) by South American School; Horniman Museum, London, UK; Photo © Heini Schneebeli; South American

Room decorated with the image of the Virgin of Montserrat The Black Madonna (The Moreneta) (1947)

Virgin of Montserrat, Catalonia, Spain. This Black Madonna in the Benedictine Abbey of Montserrat is said to have been carved by St Luke

VIRGIN OF GUADALUPE. Virgin of Guadalupe (Black Madonna): oil on canvas, 17th century, from Spain or Lima, Peru

Black Madonna depicting bust inside round box
Black Madonna, depicting the Black Madonna, bust, on the inside of a round box. With an inscription on the inside of the lid, Madonna: i.e

Black Madonna, Anonymous, 1650 - 1699

The Guadalupe Madonna (detail of 186934)
XJL186935 The Guadalupe Madonna (detail of 186934) by Spanish School; Monasterio Real, Guadalupe, Spain; Spanish, out of copyright

The Guadalupe Madonna
XJL186934 The Guadalupe Madonna by Spanish School; Monasterio Real, Guadalupe, Spain; Spanish, out of copyright

Allegory of the interior of the Pantheon in Rome, Italy, as a Christian church by Pope Boniface IV, Gommarus Wouters, Francis Platel du Plateau, Reverenda Camera Apostolica Roma, 1689

The monastery of Jasna Gora, Czestochowa, under siege by Swedish forces in 1655
XJF129878 The monastery of Jasna Gora, Czestochowa, under siege by Swedish forces in 1655 (engraving) (b/w photo) by Bodenehr, Gabriel (1673-1766); Private Collection; German, out of copyright

MEXICO CITY: BASILICA. Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe at Mexico City. Photopostcard, c1900

THE VIRGIN OF GUADALUPE from the Atotonilco Sanctuary, used by Miguel Hidalgo in his call to revolt

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The Black Madonna: A Symbol of Faith, Revolution, and Miracles From the depths of history to the present day, the enigmatic figure of the Black Madonna has captivated hearts and minds around the world. Represented in various forms and revered in different cultures, she stands as a powerful symbol of devotion, strength, and hope. In Mexico's tumultuous year of 1810, Miguel Hidalgo's call to revolt echoed through the nation. The Cry of Dolores resounded with fervor as people rallied behind their cause for independence. Amidst this historic moment is Juan O Gorman's mural depicting this pivotal event - a detail that immortalizes the spirit of revolution. Traveling across continents to Germany's Upper Bavaria lies Altotting's Church of the Miraculous Image or Gnadenkapelle. Here resides another manifestation of the Black Madonna – an object believed to possess miraculous powers. Pilgrims flock from far and wide seeking solace and healing within its sacred walls. Costa Rica holds its own spiritual treasure within Cartago's Basilica de Nuestra Senora de Los Angeles – a religious center where devotees gather to pay homage to their beloved patroness. Her presence brings comfort during times of hardship and serves as a beacon guiding lost souls towards redemption. A wooden sculpture reveals an intriguing depiction - Madonna and Child accompanied by St Martin de Porres, St Barbara, and St Jude. This unique portrayal showcases her divine connection while embracing diversity among saints who share in her glory. An unknown artist crafted a miniature Black Madonna during World War I – a testament to faith amidst chaos. Its delicate form reminds us that even in times when darkness looms large; there is always room for light if we seek it with unwavering belief. Venturing into Catalonia’s Montserrat Mountains unveils yet another awe-inspiring sight –the Virgin of Montserrat or The Moreneta.