RELIEF "THE VISITATION OF MARY" Late Gothic, Tyrol, ca. 1490. Wood carved in relief and polychrome painted, as well as parcel-gilt. The pregnant Virgin Mary reaches out her hand to Elizabeth. The two figures stand in a rocky landscape with trees and a fortified town at the top right. Two modern metal hooks for mounting on the back. 81.5 × 61.5 cm. Restorations. Paintwork and gilding partly retouched. Losses to the lower part. Provenance: - Johann Leichtle (?–1887), Kempten. - Collection of Adolf and Martin Leichtle (1841–1913 & ?–1924), Kempten. - Nagel Auction, Stuttgart, October 2, 2010, lot 301. - Private collection, USA. Exhibited: - On loan from the Allgäu Local History Museum, dated at least 1946–?. - On loan to the Bavarian National Museum, Alpine Gallery, Munich (inv. no. L14), until 2010. Dr. Albrecht Miller attributed the work to Hans Klocker (before 1474–after 1500) in 2010. * The full tax is charged on this item marked *, i.e. VAT is charged on the sum will be refunded to Purchasers providing a validly stamped export declaration.