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Gustave Doré (1832–1883), “The Babylon Fallen”, c. 1880
engraved by Heliodore Joseph Pisan (1822–1890)
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Gustave Doré (1832–1883), “The Babylon Fallen”, c. 1880
engraved by Heliodore Joseph Pisan (1822–1890)
The air tastes of metal and the chains rumble in the wind.
Hell tower, by me, 2024
I'm selling prints of this on my etsy store!
all my angels are trans. 🪽
[image id: on a textured soft peach background, a digital illustration, in black line intended to look like a lino print, displays an interpretation of a biblical inspired angel. a vaguely pomegranate type shape is encircled by eye covered rings, and three pairs of wings surround it. at the bottom, black hand drawn text reads ‘ALL MY ANGELS ARE TRANSGENDER’. end image id]
John Martin (1789–1854), Fallen Angels in Hell, c. 1841
John Martin (1789–1854), Pandemonium, 1841
Victor Delhez (1902–1985)
Book of Revelation XIII (1-18), “The Satanic Trinity”
engraving, c. 1950s
source
“The Fall of the Damned”
— attributed to Guy Head (after Peter Paul Rubens)
oil on canvas, 18th century