Angel Pillows
Description: reinterpretation of the gaze of The Fallen Angel (oil on canvas), dated 1868, by Alexandre Cabanel. the red watercolor emphasizes the tension of the gaze, increasing its drama. perfect for a wall print
reinterpretation of the gaze of The Fallen Angel black and white (oil on canvas), Alexandre Cabanel Pillow
by raidman84
$23 $28
Description: reinterpretation of the gaze of The Fallen Angel (oil on canvas), dated 1868, by Alexandre Cabanel. the red watercolor emphasizes the tension of the gaze, increasing its drama. perfect for a wall print
reinterpretation of the gaze of The Fallen Angel (oil on canvas), dated 1868, by Alexandre Cabanel Tapestry Pillow
by raidman84
$23 $28
Description: St Michael the Archangel becomes it in the Old Testament and has been part of the Christian tradition since the early days. In Catholic scriptures and traditions, he acts as the protector of the church and opponent of Satan. In John's New Testament revelation, Michael appears in an eschatological context as the conqueror of Satan, whom he falls down to earth. Dominum Deum tuum adorabis, et illi soli servies (You shall worship the Lord your God and serve him alone!). This Bible quote from the Gospels speaks Michael to Satan on the first scroll. Non serviam 'I will not serve' is a phrase that is attributed to satan in church history, which is why it is under the dragon.
