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7.5"H Ave Maria - Madonna of the Streets Figurine

Original price $42.95 - Original price $42.95
Original price
$42.95
$42.95 - $42.95
Current price $42.95

Description: 

An amazingly crafted Ave Maria - Madonna & Child Statue is made with exquisite beauty and character. The remarkable figurine of Ferruzzi's Madonna of the Streets represents the Virgin Mary and Jesus as a child. The statues are treated and painted so that every statue retains its natural hand-carved look.  Artisans painted these perfectly shaped statues with vibrant colors, highlighting each stroke of the carver's blade. These stunning statues will make an instant serenity by accenting your homes and prayer areas.

Item No.: AV-ND168

Features:

  • 7.5"H Ave Maria - Madonna of the Streets Figurine
  • A beautiful illustration of Mary's devotion, mercy, compassion, and deep love for her child.
  • Material: Stoneresin
  • Size: 7.5" H
  • The statue commemorates Mary, Mother of Jesus, who has inspired artisans, crusaders, saints and Mothers worldwide.
  • Each inspired piece in the collection is artfully designed as a depiction of Mary's beauty and grace.

Story & Symbolism: 

The Madonnina, also commonly known as the Madonna of the Streets, was painted by the well-renowned artist, Roberto Ferruzzi (1854–1934) that won the second Venice Biennale in 1897. This painting's models were Angelina Cian (age 11) and her younger brother. Although not originally painted as a religious image, this painting became popularized as an image illustrating the Virgin Mary carrying her infant son and has become the most popular of Ferruzzi's works.

Story and Symbolism