La septième Coupe. Apoc. XVI by Facundus

La septième Coupe. Apoc. XVI 

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"La septième Coupe. Apoc. XVI" is an illuminated manuscript page attributed to the Spanish artist Facundus, active around the 11th century. The artwork depicts an angel pouring a chalice of fiery liquid onto a city. The stylized form of the angel, the use of gold leaf and the depiction of a city in the background are characteristic of this period’s style. It illustrates the Book of Revelation, specifically Chapter 16, verses 1-21. The angel represents one of the seven angels who pour out the seven bowls of God’s wrath on the world. The city is a symbol of the evils of the world, and the fiery liquid represents God’s judgment. This manuscript page is a beautiful example of medieval art and its symbolic language.

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