madonnalike

Her hair was raven black with a tantalizing suggestion of wave which relieved the oval face from the madonnalike look it had so often worn since her mother’s death.

Miss [Dolores] Costello herself is more ethereally beautiful than ever, the madonnalike quality of her loveliness having been heightened by her motherhood.

Contains marriage certificate, family record, and madonnalike picture of author’s wife and baby.

[…] still less was any face that rounded, Madonnalike softness in which the Indian sculptors had expressed the sanctities of lust.

He [Paul Gauguin] was a religious man, and many of the women he painted had a Madonnalike quality.

Or the March of Dimes, which researches cures for birth defects, solicits public sympathy with a Madonnalike portrait of a loving mother and her perfectly formed baby.