This Our Lady of Guadalupe mosaic by Pamela Mauseth depicts the Virgin Mary as she appeared to Juan Diego, an indigenous man, in December 1531, near present-day Mexico City. She is wearing a blue mantle, covered with gold stars that correspond to the constellation that was visible in the sky during the apparitions. A radiant sunburst surrounds the Our Lady, emphasizing her divine nature.
Pamela Mauseth was by far one of the most versatile mosaic artists. Born and raised in Seattle WA, Pamela was never the one to back away from an artistic challenge, her first mosaic was created for a New Skete Monastery in Cambridge NY. The magnificent piece depicts St Francis and the Wolf of Gubbio and many still can’t believe that it was done by an amateur.
A mosaic art piece is a creative work composed of small, colorful, and carefully arranged pieces that come together to form a cohesive image. Mosaic art has rich history dating back to ancient civilizations, including the Greeks, Romans, and Byzantines. It captures the viewer’s attention with its intricate details, vibrant colors, and the unique texture. The longevity and durability of mosaic pieces also contribute to their enduring appeal, making them a timeless form of artistic expression.
Size: 27 inch x 29 inch
Made in Seattle, Washington USA