Angeli Laudantes 1898
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"Angeli Laudantes" (1898) is a tapestry by Pre-Raphaelite artist Edward Burne-Jones, now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The tapestry depicts two angels, with wings of rich red, playing harps and singing in a verdant landscape filled with lush foliage and flowers. This work is characteristic of Burne-Jones's aesthetic, known for its dreamy and idealized figures set in a decorative, almost otherworldly, natural setting.
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