Ave Maria - Vladimir Vavilov (Giulio Caccini)

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Ave Maria - Vladimir Vavilov (Giulio Caccini)

Raphael Sanzio – Sistine Madonna - (1513-1514)

Raphael Sanzio – Holy Family with a Lamb

Raphael Sanzio – Madonna Canigani

Raphael Sanzio – Madonna with beardless St. Joseph

Raphael Sanzio – Madonna Conestabile - 1502

Raphael Sanzio – Madonna of Loreto

Raphael – Madonna and Child – 1505

Raphael Sanzio - The Virgin and Child with John the Baptist - 1507

Raphael – Madonna The Holy Family Under the Holy Oak

Raphael – Madonna of the Goldfinch 1505-06

Raphael – Madonna della Sedia - 1518

Raphael – Madonna del Granduca - 1505

Raphael Sanzio – Madonna and Child with the Infant Baptist

Raphael . The Niccolini- Cowper Madonna . 1508

Titian - The Holy Family and a Shepherd - 1510

El Greco – Holy Family with St. Anna, 1594-1604, Toledo

El Greco – Holy Family with St. Anna, 1592, Toledo (detail)

Pompeo Batoni – Madonna and Child, 1592.

Fra Bartolommeo – 1509

Giovanni Battista Tiepolo – 1767

Sandro Botticelli – Madonna of the Magnificat

Sandro Botticelli – Madonna Pomegranate

Sandro Botticelli – Madonna & Child - 1470

Jacopo Tintoretto – Madonna of the Stars

Luis de Morales – Madonna with the Child - 1570

Francisco de Goya - 1774

Carlo Grivelli - 1490

Jacopo Bassano 1538 – Madonna and Child with Saint John the Baptist

Nicolas Poussin – 1651 – The Holy Family with the Infant St Nicolas Poussin – 1651 – The Holy Family with the Infant St. John the Baptist and St. Elizabeth

Leonardo da Vinci – Madonna Litta

Leonardo da Vinci – Madonna Litta (Detail)

Leonardo da Vinchi – Virdin of the Rocks - 1483

Leonardo da Vinci – Madonna Benois

Leonardo da Vinci – The Virdin and Child with St. Anne

Pietro Perugino - Madonna and Child

Giovanni Bellini – Madonna and Child - 1480

Francisco de Zurbaran – The Virgin with Infant Christ. 1658.

Bernardino Luini – The Madonna of the Carnation. 1515.

Giulio Romano - The Holy Family. 1520 – 1523.

Girolamo da Capri Parmigianino – The Holy Family. 1540.

Giorgione – The Holy Family - 1500

Guido Reni – Virgin and Child with Saint John the Baptist (1640-1642)

Giulio Romano – Virgin with the Child. 1530.

Andrea del Sarto – Madonna and Child with the Young St John. 1518.

Fra Filippo Lippi – Madonna with the Child and two Angels - 1465

Fra Filippo Lippi – Madonna delle Roccie, Particolare

Joseph Paelinck – The Holy Family - 1820

Created and arranged by David G. Roytgarts