At the end of the 11th Century, illustrations of Our Lady praying alone or carrying a young child were developed. It is a variation of the Odighitria (Hodigrita), and similarly Our Lady points at Jesus with her hand. In both images of Mother of Good Counsel and Mother of God the Tenderness, the child is placed in front of her waist. But in the image of the Mother of God the Tenderness, both characters are looking at the other, with their cheeks slightly touching, and the child holds tightly at his Mother’s neck or cloak, while in some images he softly caresses her face.