Madonna della Lettera Messina Sicily Photography Print
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The port of Messina is the main point of entry over sea to Sicily and the statue of Madonna della Lettera at the entrance of the port is often the first sight visitors glimpse when they arrive to the island. The statue shows the Virgin Mary who became the patron saint of Messina after, according to legend, she sent a letter to the city's citizens when they converted to Christianity in 42AD following a visit from the apostle Paul. She ended the letter with the words that when translated read "We bless you and your city", which in 1900 were placed on the statue's pedestal.
Captured in October 2022.
Three for Two Deal
Three for Two Deal
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Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Our photography prints are sold unframed. Sizes 8 x 12 inches and less are posted in a hard backed envelope. Larger sizes are sent in a poster tube.
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Materials
Materials
Our photography is printed at and posted from select photography labs in the UK and the USA on premium photography paper weighing 240gsm with a lustre finish. If you have any select paper requests please get in touch and we will try to accomodate.
Details
Details
If you don't see the size or style you want listed please message us directly as always try to accommodate custom requests.
Image may be cropped slightly to fit size. If there is significant cropping a preview will be sent beforehand.
Please note this print is unframed and the frame is for illustrative purposes only.
