
Monogram of our Blessed Lady’s Name, with the Annunciation
Augustus Pugin · 1812-1852
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A richly colored, gilded chromolithographic print titled Monogram of our Blessed Lady’s Name, with the Annunciation, by Augustus Pugin, dated 1846. The ornate design uses a central lily-stem and red and blue panels to frame the kneeling angel Gabriel on the left and the Virgin Mary with an open book on the right, with scrolls reading Spiritus Sanctus and Ave Maria Gratia Plena along the base.























