Raphael's Sistine Madonna Cherubs Art Print
Art Reproductions and Prints

Raphael's Sistine Madonna Cherubs Art Print

This item is a matted reproduction print of the 'The Two Cherubs' (also known as the Putti), a detail from Raphael Sanzio's famed Renaissance masterpiece, the 'Sistine Madonna' (c. 1512). The print features a warm, sepia-toned color palette dominated by fleshy pinks, browns, and cream-colored clouds. The two winged cherubs are depicted leaning on an unseen ledge, gazing upward with contemplative expressions. Physically, the artwork is encased in a double-matting system: an inner maroon/burgundy bevel-cut border followed by a wider ivory or off-white paper mat. The print itself appears to be a standard commercial lithographic reproduction on paper. Condition-wise, the item is pictured inside a protective clear plastic sleeve, suggesting it is relatively well-preserved with no major tears or stains visible on the mat surface; however, there is slight waviness consistent with paper-based prints. The construction is typical of late 20th-century museum gift shop or decor store reproductions. There are no visible signatures or limited edition numbers, confirming its status as a mass-produced decorative art piece rather than an original work or fine art lithograph.

Estimated Value

$15.00 - $35.00

Basic Information

Category

Art Reproductions and Prints

Appraised On

March 17, 2026

Estimated Value

$15.00 - $35.00

Item Description

This item is a matted reproduction print of the 'The Two Cherubs' (also known as the Putti), a detail from Raphael Sanzio's famed Renaissance masterpiece, the 'Sistine Madonna' (c. 1512). The print features a warm, sepia-toned color palette dominated by fleshy pinks, browns, and cream-colored clouds. The two winged cherubs are depicted leaning on an unseen ledge, gazing upward with contemplative expressions. Physically, the artwork is encased in a double-matting system: an inner maroon/burgundy bevel-cut border followed by a wider ivory or off-white paper mat. The print itself appears to be a standard commercial lithographic reproduction on paper. Condition-wise, the item is pictured inside a protective clear plastic sleeve, suggesting it is relatively well-preserved with no major tears or stains visible on the mat surface; however, there is slight waviness consistent with paper-based prints. The construction is typical of late 20th-century museum gift shop or decor store reproductions. There are no visible signatures or limited edition numbers, confirming its status as a mass-produced decorative art piece rather than an original work or fine art lithograph.

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