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Madonna and the Child depicts a young woman, dressed in robes, resembling the Virgin Mary. She is sitting on the ground and her head is illuminated by a circular halo, similar to those seen in religious images of Madonna. Rather than looking over an infant Jesus, this version of the Virgin Mary is gazing over a levitating metallic crib containing Baby Yoda.

Madonna and the Child depicts a young woman, dressed in robes, resembling the Virgin Mary. She is sitting on the ground and her head is illuminated by a circular halo, similar to those seen in religious images of Madonna. Rather than looking over an infant Jesus, this version of the Virgin Mary is gazing over a levitating metallic crib containing Baby Yoda.

Madonna and the Child depicts a young woman, dressed in robes, resembling the Virgin Mary. She is sitting on the ground and her head is illuminated by a circular halo, similar to those seen in religious images of Madonna. Rather than looking over an infant Jesus, this version of the Virgin Mary is gazing over a levitating metallic crib containing Baby Yoda.

Madonna and the Child depicts a young woman, dressed in robes, resembling the Virgin Mary. She is sitting on the ground and her head is illuminated by a circular halo, similar to those seen in religious images of Madonna. Rather than looking over an infant Jesus, this version of the Virgin Mary is gazing over a levitating metallic crib containing Baby Yoda.

Madonna and the Child depicts a young woman, dressed in robes, resembling the Virgin Mary. She is sitting on the ground and her head is illuminated by a circular halo, similar to those seen in religious images of Madonna. Rather than looking over an infant Jesus, this version of the Virgin Mary is gazing over a levitating metallic crib containing Baby Yoda.

Madonna and the Child depicts a young woman, dressed in robes, resembling the Virgin Mary. She is sitting on the ground and her head is illuminated by a circular halo, similar to those seen in religious images of Madonna. Rather than looking over an infant Jesus, this version of the Virgin Mary is gazing over a levitating metallic crib containing Baby Yoda.

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Reproduction Print on paper

Signed and numbered on the front.

Throwaway's Bluethumb Art Prize 2021 finalist piece is now available for purchase as a limited edition, signed reproduction print.

This print is available in an adjusted A3 size - the printed area is 29.7cm high, but adjusted to a narrower 35.6cm wide to better represent the dimensions of the original piece. Larger sizes can be quoted and prepared on request.

The original 100cm x 120cm work is also available for purchase through Bluethumb.

Throwaway has his tongue firmly in his cheek as he explores the intersection of religious iconography and popular culture.

Religions have evolved over millennia to present highly curated and edited versions of their foundation stories. Has the entertainment industry recognised the power of these themes and adapted them into modern storytelling to improve their uptake and success.

Also, everybody loves Baby Yoda...

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Archival ink on fine art paper

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Fantasy Art, People & Portrait Art, Religious Art

#pop art, #star wars, #religious, #virgin mary, #madonna, #street art, #black and white, #gray

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