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The angel up to heaven 1885
Engraving by Gustave Dore. From Miltons Paradise Lost by Robert Vaughan, D.D. Chicago and New York 1885
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Adam Biblical Character Angel Bible Dante Devil Eve Biblical Character Evil Falling Gustave Dore Heaven Hell Inferno John Milton Original Sin Seven Deadly Sins
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In this print titled "The angel up to heaven 1885" we are transported into the intricate world of Gustave Dore's engraving from Milton's Paradise Lost. The image, expertly captured by THEPALMER, showcases the artist's remarkable attention to detail and his ability to bring literary works to life. Dore's engraving depicts a pivotal moment in John Milton's epic poem, where an angel is seen ascending towards heaven. This powerful scene symbolizes redemption and spiritual growth amidst a backdrop of biblical characters and themes. Through his masterful strokes, Dore explores concepts such as original sin, the battle between good and evil, and the consequences of human actions. As we delve deeper into this mesmerizing artwork, we encounter figures like Adam and Eve – representing humanity itself – who grapple with their own flaws while surrounded by the seven deadly sins personified. The presence of both men and women in this visual narrative highlights the universal nature of temptation and our shared struggle against it. Dante's Inferno also serves as inspiration for Dore here; hellish landscapes juxtapose heavenly realms as angels descend upon fallen souls. Amidst it all stands a formidable devil figure whose malevolence is palpable. This print not only pays homage to these timeless religious themes but also celebrates Gustave Dore’s artistic genius. With its rich symbolism and profound storytelling, "The angel up to heaven 1885" invites viewers on an introspective journey through faith, morality, and
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