La Femme et le Dragon. Le Diable enchaîné en Enfer (ajout du Commentaire). Apoc. XI 

"La Femme et le Dragon. Le Diable enchaîné en Enfer (ajout du Commentaire). Apoc. XI" is a work by the Byzantine artist Facundus, who was active in the 11th century. The painting depicts a scene from the Book of Revelation, in which the Devil, depicted as a black figure, is chained in hell by angels. The image also shows the woman clothed with the sun from the same book, a traditional iconographic subject in Byzantine art. It is a striking example of Byzantine art, with its flat, stylized figures, gold backgrounds, and use of vivid colours. This work is characterized by its complex composition and vivid imagery. It is a powerful reminder of the Christian belief in the triumph of good over evil.