Huge Bronze Angel Man Figure Sculpture Signed By Debut Marble Statue Base

  

Huge Bronze Angel Man Chair Sculpture Signed By Debut Marble Statue Base. This product listing is originally written in English. Please find below an automatic translation into French. If you have any questions, please contact us.

This sculpture is in perfect condition. Bronze dimensions with marble base: height 21" x width 11". Marble dimensions: diameter 7 1/2. This magnificent bronze sculpture represents the archangel Michael, revered as the "great prince who defends the children of Israel" in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions. Depicted as a boy-child, the figure symbolizes innocence and divine power.

Known as the ground commander of God's army, Michael led the heavenly forces against Satan's rebellion. The sculpture vividly captures his high martial rank, with a helmet and a sword down in his right arm, signifying strength and protection. The figure of the archangel Michael carries profound spiritual significance, with interpretations found in ancient scriptures.

In the Book of Enoch, he is described as the angel of abstention and mercy, unveiling the mysteries of clemency and justice. Furthermore, some scholars speculate that Michael may be the angel in the Book of Jubilees who instructed Moses on Mount Sinai and delivered the tablets of law. This deep connection with sacred texts imbues the sculpture with layers of meaning, making it a work of art and a representation of divine wisdom and protection. Crafted using the age-old method of lost wax, the sculpture showcases exceptional artistic talent and attention to detail. Its rich patina finish enhances its timeless appeal, while the representation of Michael serves as a beacon of light and protection against darkness.

This piece is not only an artistic treasure but also a spiritual emblem, offering a sense of peace and divine guardianship to any space it adorns. Bronze Marble Religious Statue St Michael Dragon Slayer Hot Cast.

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