Madonna and Child Mousepad

. Views:Product Design Inspired by the work of Renaissance painters Lippo Lippi and Botticelli, as well as early twentieth century designer Martin Travers, this new image seeks to encapsulate the tender bond between the infant Christ and the humble Virgin of Nazareth. Original Art by Matthew Alderman, matthewalderman.com. Loading High Resolution...Loading High Resolution...Loading High Resolution...Loading High Resolution...Loading High Resolution...Loading High Resolution...Loading High Resolution...Loading High Resolution...Loading High Resolution... DISPLAYNAME Customise it! No minimum orders • No setup fees • Ships tomorrow! (0 votes) Thanks for rating this product! You have already rated this product! This product has been added to your favourites! There was an error adding this product to your favourites This product is already a favourite!Add to favourites Share This! | .Email | Link | Blog | Edit Created By matthewalderman: Store Portfolio Create quality posters and prints of all of your favourite images and photographs. Zazzle offers five different print sizes from Portfolio to Colossal for all of your decorating and presentation purposes. Made with premium UV-resistant archival ink, Zazzle prints are available on seven different media, from basic poster paper to canvas. Add extra oomph to your prints with custom-fitted frames and matting that will turn any wall into your own personal gallery. •Images are printed at no less than 100ppi (pixels per inch) •Zazzle’s quality prints are sharp and highly saturated. •Printed with UV-resistant archival ink. •Choose from a variety of print media from basic poster to canvas. •Huge selection of frames and mats, custom-fit by hand to your print! Madonna and Child Print Maternal Love, Divine Humility Inspired by the work of Renaissance painters Lippo Lippi and Botticelli, as well as early twentieth century designer Martin Travers, this new image seeks to encapsulate the tender bond between the infant Christ and the humble Virgin of Nazareth. Original Art by Matthew Alderman, matthewalderman.com.