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The icon painting of Mary and the baby Jesus, sometimes referred to as the Black Madonna, resides in the fortified monastery of Jasna Gora (Luminous Hill) in the city of Czestochowa. This Miraculous Painting of the Mother of God was brought to Poland in 1384 by the Pauline Monks. Mary, Queen of Poland as she is revered has been the object of pilgrimages ever since.. Beautifully hand blown and decorated with Swarovski crystals. Created in the Edward Bar Design Studio in Krakow.

Pages: 248, Hardcover, Boydell Press

O.L.O. Czestochowa Prayer Card with Prayer to O.L.O. Czestochowa. This laminated Prayer Card contains an embedded O.L.O. Czestochowa Medal.

Built in the years 1746 – 1748, as an Evangelical church based on the ground plan of a Greek cross, built in a timber frame with brickwork infill (the tower is of brickwork). The modest external architecture contrasts with the richly appointed interior with projecting three story, hanging balconies. Here is the Baroque main altar, funded by the local cloth merchants, the Baroque pulpit of the foundation of the miller from Krępa, the Rococo stone font (1755) and also the row of carved epitaph slabs...

More Details Our Lady of Czestochowa in a gold frame under non-glare glass. *Ships FedEx Ground Only. Overnight and Priority Mailing not available.

Sizes: 2.5" x 3" Our Lady of Czestochowa Also known as The Black Madonna Is an icon some believe to have been painted by St. Luke on a table made by St. Joseph for the Holy Family in Nazareth. Others believe the icon was painted in ninth century Greece or Italy. The icon is now housed in the monastery of Jasna Gora in Czestochowa in south west Poland. The Black Madonna is believed to have saved Poland several times from attackers who threatened to overrun her. She is seen as the Queen...

Legend attributes the creation of the icon of Our Lady of Czestochowa to St. Luke, the first Christian iconographer. St. Helena is said to have located the icon during her visit to the Holy Land and brought it to Constantinople in the four century. In a critical battle with the Saracens this icon was displayed from the walls of the city and the Saracens were routed. The icon was eventually owned by Charlemagne and changed hands many times, eventually making its way to Poland.

Inspired by the Black Madonna of Czestochowa. Faceted 8mm black Czech glass and golden Swarovski crystals capture the dark, rich black and green tones of the painted icon. Intricate Bali silver beads echo the patterned textiles in the painting. Features a hand engraved Sterling Silver Our Lady of Czestochowa center and hand engraved Sterling filigree...

Florentine wall art has been around for hundreds of years. When it first developed in the 14th & 15th centuries, in & around Florence, Italy, the gilding with gold leaf of a heavy wood frame was used to highlight an original painting that it surrounded. As prints of originals became more widely available and the demand from the public increased, a more affordable process came about...that of decorating a wood board with gold leaf surrounding the print. In order to make the final outcome as beautiful...

This is a beautiful framed print of Our Lady of Czestochowa. It comes in a thin gold frame with crystal clear lamination. This print is ready for wall hanging, and comes gift boxed.

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Price: Quantities 1 and up: $7.00 mounted; $3.50 unmounted per item

Image of the Holy Father venerating the icon of our Lady of Czestochowa in Czestochowa, Poland.

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