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The Virgin of the Annunciation

A contemporary color interpretation of Martin Schongauer's Renaissance engraving, available as an archival fine-art print or

The Virgin of the Annunciation by artist: Martin Schongauer (German, c. 1450–1491) — archival fine-art print from Fable

Atelier Editions

A contemporary Surrealium colour interpretation, not a claim to recover the artist's intended colours.

artist: Martin Schongauer (German, c. 1450–1491)

Museum original and attribution

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Mary stands with a book in one hand and the other held to her chest; a tall lily rises beside her. Martin Schongauer’s engraving of 1470–80 is one half of a two-print Annunciation, with Gabriel appearing in the companion image. The source is held by the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Surrealium’s AI-assisted colour edition follows the flowing hair, folded drapery and delicate flowers of this quiet composition. Compare it with the museum engraving, or explore The Angel of the Annunciation as a companion print.

Choose the edition as shown on fine-art paper or canvas. No subscription is needed to order; personal colour variations are available to active Fable subscribers.

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