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Virgin of the Rosary & Fifteen Mysteries Wall Tapestry – Northern Renaissance Catholic Altarpiece

Virgin of the Rosary & Fifteen Mysteries Wall Tapestry – Northern Renaissance Catholic Altarpiece

SKU:TAPCS-REL016EU

Regular price €70,18 EUR
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Delivery: 5–7 days (Europe) · 7–12 days (US)

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This wall tapestry reproduces the Virgin of the Rosary and the Fifteen Mysteries — an early 16th-century altarpiece by Goswijn van der Weyden, the grandson of the famed Northern Renaissance painter Rogier van der Weyden. At its center, the Virgin Mary holds the Christ Child, surrounded by a richly detailed border depicting the fifteen mysteries of the rosary in vivid biblical detail.

This reproduction brings the altarpiece's quiet devotional grandeur to your wall — printed in Europe on premium cotton blend. A meaningful piece for residential prayer rooms, home altars, contemplative spaces, or any room where you want quiet sacred art — pairs beautifully with traditional, dark academia, and gothic revival interiors.

U.S. Import duties covered by us

DETAILS
- Fabric printed with a sublimation process.
- 50% Cotton, 50% Polyester.
- Quality fabric made in Spain.
- Thicker and heavier than microfiber.
- Off-white fabric with a vintage-natural look.
- With eyelets for easy hanging (optional).

SIZES (W x H)
S: 113 x 156 cm | 44 x 61 inches
M: 156 x 190 cm | 61 x 74 inches

* Sizes may vary slightly in final product.

DESIGN (REL016)
This design is currently exclusive to this wall tapestry.

ABOUT THE PRINT
This is a new reproduction rather than an antique. The source is a high-resolution photograph of the original artwork, so the patina, texture, and small irregularities of the original are part of the print itself. Larger sizes are made to be read from across a room. Colors may shift slightly between screen and cloth depending on your monitor.

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