L'Ange répand la cinquième Coupe. Apoc. XVI 

"L'Ange répand la cinquième Coupe. Apoc. XVI" is a miniature painting depicting a scene from the Book of Revelation, where an angel pours the fifth vial of God's wrath onto the earth. Created by Facundus, a Byzantine artist active in the 11th century, the artwork showcases the iconic imagery of winged angels and symbolic representations of divine judgment. The angel, rendered in vibrant hues of red and blue, appears to be in flight, pouring the vial over a dark, undulating landscape, representing the destructive forces unleashed. This miniature, typical of Byzantine art, is characterized by its stylized figures, flat planes of color, and intricate details.