Late 19th - Religious Card with Apparition of Mary and a Kneeling Figure - Vintage French Devotional Art - Immaculate Conception Print

This Late 19th century religious card displays a chromolithograph of the Virgin Mary's apparition to a kneeling woman. Mary, in radiant white and blue robes, extends her hands in a green landscape, symbolizing comfort. This devotional image showcases spiritual artistry of the late 1800s.

An ornate banner with pink roses frames a French inscription: 'N'allez pas au torrent qui mugit et conduit à l'abîme, mais venez à ma Source qui désaltère et fortifie.' (Do not go to the torrent that roars and leads to the abyss, but come to my Source which quenches thirst and fortifies.) Mary is identified by 'Je suis l'Immaculée Conception' (I am the Immaculate Conception).

The reverse lists 'INVOCATIONS' (invocations), prayers to Jesus and Mary. This card is a charming historical French Catholic devotional item.