Fall Fallen Angels

The painting depicts a dramatic scene full of movement and emotion, showing a fight between an angel and a group of human figures. In the centre is an angel with outstretched wings, hovering over the globe and threatening with his sword. His clothing and wings are detailed, with an excellent sense of perspective and movement. Beneath him is a group of men in intense combat, with bodies entwined in the fight, adding energy and tension to the scene. Masterful use of light and shadow portrays the chaos and power of the battle depicted.

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Prevailing color of this fine art print is dark and its shape is portrait. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Italian Baroque painter Sebastiano Ricci (1659-1734) began his career with the Venetian painter Frederic Cervelli. He worked in Bologna where, for example, he painted the famous picture Diana with her Dog. He alternately adorned the frescoes of Venetian churches and chapels in Bologna with religious motives. He briefly lived in England, where he participated in the decoration of the houses of rich burghers. He worked hard and later departed from Paris a wealthy man. Although Christian themes were his main topic, he himself did not behave as a Christian. He left his wife and daughter and ran off with another woman in Venice, whom he later also left for many other love affairs.