Raphael – Angel
1501, 58х36
Location: Louvre (Musée du Louvre), Paris.
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This is a close-up of a Renaissance-style painting depicting an angel. The angel has fair skin, curly blonde hair, and a gentle, downward gaze, suggesting contemplation or sorrow. They are clothed in a rich ochre tunic with a red collar and red sleeves peeking out from underneath. The fabric of the tunic appears to be soft and flowing.
The angel holds a scroll in their hands, the text on which is partially visible and appears to be in Latin. This scroll is a significant element, often symbolizing divine messages, prophecy, or scripture in religious art. The angels fingers are delicately curled around the parchment, adding a sense of realism and tenderness to the depiction.
Behind the angel, hints of wings are visible, with the feathers rendered in muted tones. The overall color palette is warm and earthy, contributing to a sense of serenity and piety.
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