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Madonna Louise Ciccone (/tʃɪˈkoʊni/ chih-KOH-nee; born
August 16, 1958) is an
American singer, songwriter,
record producer, and actress.
Commonly known...
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henna blossoms" in the NIV), "immaculate"
Madonnas in pure,
perfect white without child or accessories, and
Madonnas with
roses symbolizing her life determined...
- have been controversial.
Explanations range from the
Madonnas being made from dark wood,
Madonnas that have
turned darker over time, due to
factors such...
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Another theory claims that the
Madonna–****
complex derives from the
alleged representations of
women as
either madonnas or ****s in
mythology and Abrahamic...
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everyday life.
Debra Dean (2006). The
Madonnas of Leningrad. New York:
William Morrow. ISBN 0-06-082530-8. The
Madonnas of
Leningrad received mixed reviews...
- pearl”. This
Madonna resembles other Madonnas from the same artist. For example, it is
closely related to Fra Filippo's
Pitti tondo Madonna, but it lacks...
- more
formal enthroned Madonnas and
newer compositions with the
Virgin and
Child shown informally in a
landscape setting.
Madonnas by
Bellini and his followers...
- The
Nursing Madonna,
Virgo Lactans, or
Madonna Lactans, is an
iconography of the
Madonna and
Child in
which the
Virgin Mary is
shown breastfeeding the...
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During this phase,
Botticelli painted several Madonnas,
including another large-scale tondo,
Madonna of the Pomegranate. Each of them were incredibly...
- grown-up
Madonna looks towards the TV and says, "Go ahead, make a wish". Both the
Madonnas raise their Pepsi cans to each other, and the
young Madonna blows...
