Three Angels Yuri Gorbachev

The composition presents a gathering of three figures, seemingly celestial in nature, arranged around a central table laden with symbolic objects. The background is dominated by a stylized architectural structure, reminiscent of Byzantine or Eastern Orthodox iconography, set against a gold-toned plane that extends throughout the scene.
Here we see three individuals, each possessing elongated features and solemn expressions. They are adorned in elaborate robes featuring intricate patterns and vibrant colors – red, green, and yellow – that contribute to an overall sense of richness and formality. Each figure is encircled by a halo, reinforcing their elevated status. Their wings, rendered with a simplified yet graceful design, further emphasize their otherworldly nature.
The central table serves as the focal point of the work. It’s draped in a deep purple cloth, which contrasts sharply with the bright colors of the figures attire and the gold background. Upon this table rest several objects: goblets filled with liquid, a plate of fruit (possibly grapes), and what appears to be a small dish containing an unidentified substance. The arrangement suggests a ritualistic or celebratory occasion, perhaps alluding to themes of communion or abundance.
The presence of the tree laden with ripe fruit in the upper right corner introduces another layer of symbolism. It could represent fertility, knowledge, or paradise lost – a recurring motif in religious and mythological narratives.
The artist’s use of flattened perspective and bold outlines contributes to a sense of formality and timelessness. The color palette is saturated and luminous, creating an atmosphere that is both reverent and visually striking. The overall effect suggests a depiction of divine presence or a sacred gathering, imbued with symbolic meaning and executed in a distinctive stylistic vocabulary.