"The Annunciation" tote bag

"The Annunciation" tote bag

"The Annunciation" tote bag

"The Annunciation" tote bag

100% cotton. 40 x 35 cm.

The Archangel Gabriel is one of the protagonists of the Annunciation altarpiece (ca. 1426) by Fra Angelico, one of the Museo del Prado's essential works. His head in profile surrounded by a halo of gold-coloured sanctity is the protagonist of this casual but elegant tote bag.

€20.00

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