Pieta by Bougereau Gold Framed Print
In 1875 William-Adolphe Bouguereau lost his eldest son Georges to poor health, inspiring the French artist to create a work that would express his anguish at the loss.
He completed The Pieta, 1876 the following year. This piece beautifully showcases his vision and attention to detail, combining it with the power of emotion conveyed through the sorrowful eyes of Our Lady.
A thought-provoking piece capturing the moment which earned our salvation, and the love of our Sorrowful Mother, the 8" x 10" print is presented in our elegant, antique gold beaded frame for easy hanging or a standing display.
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In 1875 William-Adolphe Bouguereau lost his eldest son Georges to poor health, inspiring the French artist to create a work that would express his anguish at the loss.
He completed The Pieta, 1876 the following year. This piece beautifully showcases his vision and attention to detail, combining it with the power of emotion conveyed through the sorrowful eyes of Our Lady.
A thought-provoking piece capturing the moment which earned our salvation, and the love of our Sorrowful Mother, the 8" x 10" print is presented in our elegant, antique gold beaded frame for easy hanging or a standing display.
