Seraph Collection
"Seraph: A Glimpse into Heavenly Encounters and Divine Intervention" Stephane, the first Christian martyr, met his tragic fate through stoning in 36 AD
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"Seraph: A Glimpse into Heavenly Encounters and Divine Intervention" Stephane, the first Christian martyr, met his tragic fate through stoning in 36 AD. Annibale Carracci's captivating painting captures this somber event, transporting us back to the 16th century. In contrast to St. Stephen's story, "Our Lady of the Rosary" presents a serene oil on canvas masterpiece that exudes tranquility and devotion. This artwork invites contemplation and reflection upon one's faith. Traveling to London in 1888, we witness the bustling City Road leading from Finsbury Circus to the iconic "Angel" Islington through an enchanting engraving. The image encapsulates both historical charm and urban dynamism. "Gloria in excelsis Deo, " a mesmerizing chromolithograph, resonates with heavenly praises as it depicts angels rejoicing in celestial glory. Its vibrant colors evoke a sense of awe-inspiring wonderment. The biblical tale of Jacob wrestling with an angel comes alive through a colored engraving that portrays their intense struggle for spiritual enlightenment. This gripping scene symbolizes our own wrestles with life's challenges. "The Death of Adam, " part of the Legend of the True Cross cycle completed in 1464 as a fresco, offers a poignant reminder of mortality while exploring themes of redemption and divine providence. Elijah finds solace amidst turmoil when comforted by an angel according to 1 Kings Chapter 19 Verses 4-8—an evocative engraving that reminds us even during our darkest moments; there is always hope and support from above. Destroyed but not forgotten is "Saint Matthew and the Angel, " an oil on canvas artwork from1602 that once captured divine inspiration within its brushstrokes—a testament to art's ability to transcend time despite its physical demise.