MADONNA AND CHILD, C/12 Black Pandie is adapted from "Waterlilies"

is adapted from "Waterlilies"

King tut stands atop a hieroglyphic-carved base in this replica statue

This tic-tac-toe set features a game board and tokens inspired by Native American imagery

it makes a great gift for those fascinated by the mythical maidens

this skeletal Dia de los Muertos figurine depicts a bandit standing in the desert

MADONNA AND CHILD, C/12 Black Pandie is adapted from "Waterlilies"Giovanni Battista Salvi da Sassoferrato (1609 1685) is an Italian Baroque painter whose works recalled 15th century painters such as Raphael and Perugino. Sassoferrato is known for his devotional paintings of the Virgin Mary and the Holy Family, which usually recur in different iterations. His painting of Madonna and Child captures the sweet, somewhat Peruginesque style that Sassoferrato brings to his religious works. The bright blue and red colors