Heavenly no more
A internet given name to the fallen angel painting of Alexandre Cabanel. The focus of the internet is the details in the partially covered face, however the whole piece is a full body painting of 121 x 190 cm. In the full paining you can not only see the winged seraph but also multiple of others in the background in a faded colour.
" L’Ange Dech " or fallen angel is the official name of the piece, though heavenly no more seems fitting as well as the creature appears to be cast from heaven, arms flexed with hands together as if to pray with a tear drop coming out of his eye perchance do to anger of frustration.
It is speculated if this angel in question could be Lucifer, however there were quite a few angels in the bible that were cast out of or banned from heaven.
" L’Ange Dech " or fallen angel is the official name of the piece, though heavenly no more seems fitting as well as the creature appears to be cast from heaven, arms flexed with hands together as if to pray with a tear drop coming out of his eye perchance do to anger of frustration.
It is speculated if this angel in question could be Lucifer, however there were quite a few angels in the bible that were cast out of or banned from heaven.
Heavenly no more depicts an angel in pain.