Our Lady of Schoenstatt "Mater ter Admirabilis", Mother Thrice Admirable Oval Picture On Velvet Frame 1960's Mother Mary

7.5 LONG X 5 VELVET AND VYNYL BACK IN GREAT VINGTAGE CONDITION. PLEASE SEE ALL PICTURES FOR DETAILS AND CONDITIONS.
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HERE IS SOME HISTORY

From a modern perspective, the sacred picture underwent a series of record sales. In Zürich, on October 10, 1898, the Künzli brothers, printers by trade, bought the rights to the picture and Commercialized it under various versions, among them, a color lithograph. After 1914, students who were preparing for the missions at Schoenstatt sought out, along with their spiritual director, a picture of Mary for the old little shrine of Saint Michael's. It was at that time that a professor belonging to the institute bought one of the lithographs at an antique shop and gave it as a present in the year 1915 to the newly constituted Marian Congregation. It was only upon arriving at Schoenstatt that the picture was bestowed with the title of "Mater ter Admirabilis", Mother Thrice Admirable. During the 16th century, the Holy Virgin had already been venerated under this title at Ingolstadt where Father Jacob Rem, a Jesuit priest, had founded the first Marian Congregation at the University of Bavaria.