The Immaculate Conception – School of Bernardino Pinturicchio – Catholic Art Print – Archival Quality Choose Paper Size (Image is Smaller):8.5x11 Wood Frame What else can we possibly

What else can we possibly do as artists

Done in 1905 at the height of that movement

Despite the joy we await

"I was praying before the Blessed Sacrament

The baby looks as beautiful and believable now as he or she did back in 1884 when the picture was painted

The Immaculate Conception – School of Bernardino Pinturicchio – Catholic Art Print – Archival Quality Choose Paper Size (Image is Smaller):8.5x11 Wood Frame What else can we possiblyThis gorgeous, early Renaissance painting (dated 1510) was done in Umbria, Italy, by an artist in the School of Pinturicchio. It shows the cosmic significance of the Blessed Virgin Mary, where she is the vessel of the Christ, and is herself wound in with the Trinity. Italy was a place of great faith, as well as the center of the art world. It was where the Renaissance of art happened in the West. Many of the great Catholic masterpieces were done