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Your Price: $ 135.00
Item Number: 1365
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Circa: 1920's
Condition: Excellent Original Condition
Size: Height – 9 ½” Width – 8”
Manufacturer: Henry Schultheis Company, N.Y.C.
This is a special antique print of "The Annunciation". Artists have portrayed this famous scene in many ways, but this particular picture is quite unique and hard to find. This picture features Archangel Gabriel and the Virgin Mary. Gabriel is visiting Mary to reveal to her that she will give birth to Jesus. The scenery behind them is picturesque and the fine details of the Temple that surround them are incredible. Both of their expressions are captivating and inspiring. This picture is vibrant and colorful. On this same print, below Mary and Gabriel, are three famous scenes of Adam and Eve. The first scene depicts God warning Adam (while Eve is sleeping) not to touch the apples. The second scene depicts both Adam and Eve plucking the apple from the Forbidden Tree with the serpent (devil) wrapped around the tree. The third and last picture shows both Adam and Eve feeling ashamed for their actions as they are banished forever from the Garden of Eden. An angel hovers behind them. These three black and white scenes below have great detail for their small size. Original, gold-painted, wood frame with a textured design and black trim. Original glass and old wire hanger. The original paper backing is intact with very minor tears. The original label on the back reads, "Henry Schultheis Company, 42 Fulton St., N.Y.C.; Paintings, Prints, & Framing". Also, the word, "Annunciation" is written on the back in pen. Overall, this piece is in excellent original condition. |
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