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Fallen Angel" by Alexandre Cabanel - The Famous Painting of Lucifer
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Lucifer's angels tumble out of heaven, their limbs entwined. Etching by R. Pranker, 176-. | Wellcome Collection
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Lucifer Cast Out of Heaven Original Abstract Acrylic Painting - Etsy
AN EXPOSITION OF THE ANGELIC WORLD –THE EXPULSION OF LUCIFER FROM 'HEAVEN' AND HOW MICHAEL BECAME THE PRINCE OF THE HEAVENLY HOST - Fr. Chinaka's Media
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Satan is Cast out the Hill of Heaven and is Cast in Hell's Canyons Painting by Gustave Dore - Fine Art America
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Modello For A Ceiling Painting: Lucifer And The Rebel Angels Cast Out Of Heaven oil painting reproduction by Josef Adam Ritter von Moelk - NiceArtGallery.com
Lucifer after being expelled from heaven for rebelling against God He hides his face, he does not want to show the pain he feels before the angels that flutter over him. His
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War in Heaven - Wikipedia
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The Archangel Michael casting down Satan Painting by Guido Reni - Pixels
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Saint Michael the Archangel. Artist: Ignacio de Ries (Spanish, 1616-after 1665). Dimensions: 64 3/4 x 43 1/4 in. (164.5 x 109.9 cm). Date: 1640s. Ries was the son of a Flemish painter
