Virgin of Guadalupe Graphic Art Frame

Description

We took a few artistic liberties here and chose our favorite graphics from a book (found near the trash at a school!) featuring Mexican saints. These vivid and beautiful graphics deserve to be respectfully framed and displayed. There are three squares featuring a sorrowful Mother Mary, Our Lady of Guadalupe, and two other unnamed saintly virgins.

We've framed them in an attractive brushed silver frame that measures approx 16"x 5". The back of the frame is flocked in black velvetine and has a prop stand for display on your desk or table; and a loop so you can alternately hang in on your wall.

The Feast of Guadalupe is December 12th.

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KITCHEN CHATTER: The Virgin of Guadalupe has long been a symbol enshrining the major aspirations of Mexican society. According to Roman Catholic belief, in December 1531, the Virgin Mary appeared on three occasions to a Christian Indian woodcutter named Juan Diego on the hill of Tepeyac, six kilometers north of Mexico City's main plaza. She spoke to him in the Náhuatl language and identified herself by the name of Guadalupe.

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Added on Sep 12, 2009