The Massacre of the Innocents — Rubens Pillow

Peter Paul Rubens painted The Massacre of the Innocents around 1610, depicting Herod's soldiers and the mothers of Bethlehem locked in a furious knot of muscle, terror and grief. One of the most powerful and harrowing pictures of the Baroque, it stunned the art world in 2002 when it sold for a record price.

Jacquard-woven both sides in soft, durable yarn; insert included.