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Giotto's Madonna & Child Mug- Beautifully Crafted Ceramic for Coffee, Tea, or Art Appreciation – A Great Gift for Collectors
Giotto's Madonna & Child Mug- Beautifully Crafted Ceramic for Coffee, Tea, or Art Appreciation – A Great Gift for Collectors
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Giotto's Madonna and Child Mug – A Renaissance Masterpiece in Your Hands
Own a piece of Renaissance history with this exclusive mug featuring Giotto di Bondone’s Madonna and Child (c. 1310/1315), a groundbreaking work that bridges medieval tradition with Renaissance humanism. This iconic masterpiece, now housed in the National Gallery of Art, Washington, captures the tender interplay between Mary and the Christ Child, blending spirituality with artistic innovation.
Product Details:
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Material / Capacity Options:
- 10 oz (porcelain – premium quality)
- 11 oz (standard ceramic with colored interior, rim, and handle)
- 15 oz (ceramic)
- 17 oz (ceramic)
- Care: Dishwasher- and microwave-safe for everyday use.
- Safety: Lead-free and BPA-free, ensuring health-conscious enjoyment.
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Artwork:
- Artist: Giotto di Bondone (ca. 1265–1337)
- Title: Madonna and Child, c. 1310/1315
- Medium: Tempera on poplar panel
- Dimensions: 85.4 × 61.8 cm (33 5/8 × 24 5/16 in.)
- Collection: National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
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Why You'll Love This Mug:
- A timeless Renaissance icon brought into your daily routine.
- A perfect blend of fine art appreciation and practical use.
- Durable, safe, and designed for both dishwasher and microwave.
A Journey Through History:
Giotto’s Madonna and Child, known as the Goldman Madonna, represents a key transition from Byzantine rigidity to Renaissance naturalism. The delicate folds of Mary’s drapery, the gold-adorned background, and the emotional bond between mother and child embody Giotto’s groundbreaking style.
Originally commissioned for the Church of Santa Croce in Florence, this masterpiece found its way to New York banker Henry Goldman before becoming part of the Samuel H. Kress Collection at the National Gallery of Art.
Symbolism and Meaning:
- The rose in Mary’s hand symbolizes purity and the Church as the bride of Christ.
- The Christ Child’s playful gesture signifies his divine mission and innocence.
- The intricate gold detailing elevates the painting’s spiritual aura.
Order your Giotto Renaissance mug today and bring timeless beauty into your home!












