MADONNA

A detail from <n>The Vision of the Blessed Gabriele Ferretti</n> (c. 1489) by artist <n>Carlo Crivelli</n>.

<n>Heilige Mutter Gottes in der schmerzhaften Kapelle zu München</n>, a c. 1850 steel engraving by <n>E.G. May & Wirsing</n>.

A graphite drawing of <n>The Veiled Virgin</n>, a marble sculpture by <n>Giovanni Strazza</n> from c. 1854.

<n>L'Innocence</n> (1893) by <n>William-Adolphe Bouguereau</n>.

Digital artwork titled <n>Mary</n> by artist <n>Mary</n>.

<n>La Vierge au lys</n>, an 1899 oil painting by French artist <n>William-Adolphe Bouguereau</n>.

<n>Virgen de la Estrella</n>, a <n>Baroque</n> sculpture by <n>Luisa Roldán</n> (1680).

<n>Pietà</n> (1876) by French academic painter <n>William-Adolphe Bouguereau</n>.

<n>Madonna of Sorrows</n>, a 1916 mural by <n>John Singer Sargent</n> at the <n>Boston Public Library</n>.

<n>Women statues</n> at El Rastro, Madrid.

<n>Pietà</n> (1876) by French artist <n>William-Adolphe Bouguereau</n>.

A detail from the 1905 painting <n>The Three Ages of Woman</n> by artist <n>Gustav Klimt</n>.

A detail of the Virgin Mary from the <n>Pietà</n> sculpture by <n>Michelangelo</n>.

<n>Virgin Mary Painting</n> by <n>Beltschazar</n>.

<n>Madonna and Child</n> (1907-1908), a painting by <n>Marianne Stokes</n>.

<n>Mother and Child</n>, a detail from <n>Gustav Klimt</n>'s 1905 painting <n>The Three Ages of Woman</n>.