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Enthroned Virgin and Child, c. 1250.
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Mother, Intercessor, Saint. Guido Feger’s Collection of Marian Art

Throughout his life, the trustee and banker Guido Feger was an enthusiastic and knowledgeable art collector. When he died in 1976, he bequeathed to the Liechtenstein National Museum a unique figure of the Enthroned Virgin. Later, further important pieces were added, so that today the museum houses a significant part of Guido Feger’s art collection.

Feger collected primarily sacred works. His particular interest was devoted to representations of the Virgin Mary. To these the National Museum dedicates its small Christmas exhibition, tracing through them aspects of the veneration of Mary.

Altarpiece with Christ on the Cross and Mary and John in an Expansive Landscape, c. 1525.
Altarpiece with Christ on the Cross and Mary and John in an Expansive Landscape, c. 1525.

Liechtenstein NationalMuseum, Gem 0047, Photo: Liechtenstein National Museum.

The Holy Family in a Landscape.
The Holy Family in a Landscape.

Liechtenstein NationalMuseum, Gem 0049, Photo: Liechtenstein National Museum.

Nativity of Mary, Peter Murer, c. 1465.
Nativity of Mary, Peter Murer, c. 1465.

Liechtenstein NationalMuseum, Gem 0052, Photo: Liechtenstein National Museum.

Death of Mary, Peter Murer, c. 1465.
Death of Mary, Peter Murer, c. 1465.

Liechtenstein NationalMuseum, Gem 0053, Photo: Liechtenstein National Museum.

Enthroned Virgin and Child, c. 1250.
Enthroned Virgin and Child, c. 1250.

Liechtenstein NationalMuseum, N 0049, Photo: Gregor Schneider and Mathias Marxer.

Standing Virgin, c. 1470.
Standing Virgin, c. 1470.

Liechtenstein NationalMuseum, N 0064, Photo: Liechtenstein National Museum.

Altar fragment of a standing Virgin and Child.
Altar fragment of a standing Virgin and Child.

Liechtenstein NationalMuseum, N 0056, Photo: Liechtenstein National Museum.

Vesper Image (Pietà), Mid-16th century.
Vesper Image (Pietà), Mid-16th century.

Liechtenstein NationalMuseum, N 0080, Photo: Sven Beham.

23.11.2025 – 18.1.2026
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