APRON - The Coronation of the Virgin, 1324

Elevate your culinary space with this sophisticated apron, drawing inspiration from a celebrated 14th-century devotional masterpiece. The Coronation of the Virgin unfolds across the front in sumptuous, luminous hues—evoking the gilded splendor of Renaissance altarpieces and museum-quality craftsmanship. Designed for discerning individuals who blend artistry with everyday function, this piece transforms routine kitchen work into an act of cultural appreciation. 

Featuring adjustable button straps, a pristine front panel, and resilient fabric engineered to resist stains and wear, it performs as beautifully as it inspires. Whether you're grilling, baking, or creating in your studio, this wearable gallery piece honors centuries of artistic legacy.

The original Byzantine era Masterpiece, "The Coronation of the Virgin," was painted in the year 1324 by an artist known as "Master of the Washington Coronation."  This Masterpiece presently is on view at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. 

"Crafted with reverence for Byzantine religious art, this apron transforms the Masterpiece "The Coronation of the Virgin" into wearable art. Each design is personally curated and adapted to honor the original masterpiece while bringing timeless beauty into your kitchen. 

Produced on-demand with meticulous attention to detail, your apron undergoes a thoughtful production process that ensures artistic integrity and superior quality. The result is a functional piece that celebrates classical artistry—far beyond conventional kitchen wear.  Bring a little bit of Masterpiece Living into your kitchen today!"

Barbara Ann

• 100% polyester
• Size: 27.6″ × 30.3″ (70 cm × 77 cm)
• Weight: 10.9 oz (310 g)
• Button-adjustable black twill straps
• One size fits most