This delicate "Immaculate Heart of Mary" was done by Catholic artist Fritz Kunz (1868-1947), the premier Catholic artist in Switzerland of that time. Kunz was a church painter, draftsman and mosaicist, influenced much at first by the Beuron School of Catholic art which emphasized devotion and metaphysical calm. This painting was done in 1913 with an Art Nouveau touch. It is mystical and graceful, and shows Mary's tranquility. (source: second.wiki)

We offer it in a small 4.25x4.25" frame, with the picture being 3x3", which makes it perfect for a desk or a shelf, or on the wall of a home shrine. It is adorable in this "Fun Size."

- Comes framed
- Frame size is 4.25x4.25". Image is 3x3"
- Hang on wall, or display on shelf or table

Thanks for your interest!
Sue & John

"In order to communicate the message entrusted to her by Christ, the Church needs art." ~ St. Pope John Paul II