Immaculate Mary

Giclee (ghee-clay), fine-art print of Museum Quality printed on the finest heavy-stock paper using archival inks.

 

Charles Bosseron Chambers is considered the greatest twentieth century pre-Vatican II religious artist. His life-like image of the Blessed Mother and her Immaculate Heart is one of his most famous works. Chambers does not normally include picturesque or elaborate backgrounds to his paintings. Here it is obvious. In order not to take away from the Blessed Mother, Chambers employs a single color backdrop in which is blended light radiating from Our Lady. The key point of this work, as well as many of Chambers’ other works, is the simplicity of color. Our Lady is not adorned in the ornate colors or fabrics as many artists will give her; but rather she is dressed in very simple colors and even coarse material, illustrating her poverty, purity, and humility.

 

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