Madonna on a Crescent Moon in Hortus Conclusus – Renaissance Catholic Art Print – Archival Quality

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Madonna on a Crescent Moon in Hortus Conclusus – Renaissance Catholic Art Print – Archival QualityThis exquisite painting was done by an unknown master in Cologne, Germany, sometime around 1450. The phrase Hortus Conclusus is Latin, meaning literally "enclosed garden." At their root, both words in hortus conclusus signify linguistically to enclosure. The term was used to refer to the Virgin Mary in Medieval and Renaissance poetry and art, both as a title and a description of her. It was used widely in paintings and illuminated manuscripts starting

whose cause is up for canonization

For the frame it uses the engraving style

Sue has incorporated the martyr's palm into the background and dressed her in red for martyrs

a deeply religious painter from the turn of the last century

not unlike most of the other nuns in her order

5" for 5x7

A miracle cure of someone who was praying to him helped St

There is a church there named "Our Lady of the Rosary

The inscription is Italian

agents of the Ministry of Internal Affairs

It's pretty and colorful

Flowers at the feet in Catholic art signify renewal