#alexander cabanel

[bigspoonlttlespoon]

The Fallen Angel

(based on the painting of the same name by Alexander Cabanel)

process below :D

Insp:

[resplendentoutfit]

Pretty in Pink: Victorian era paintings featuring women wearing pink

Auguste Toulmouch (French, 1829-1890 ) • Le billet (The Ticket) • Before 1890

Agapit Stevens (Belgian, 1848-1924) • Indecision • c. Mid 1800

Right: Rogelio de Egusquiza (Spanish, 1845–1915) • Lady in a Pink Dress • 1880

Left: John Collier (British, 1850–1934) • Portrait of a Lady Carrying a Bowl of Pink Carnations • Unknown date

Alexandre Cabanel (French, 1823-1889) • Portrait of Olivia Peyton Murray • 1887

[rosewind2007]

There’s something very Murderbot about The Fallen Angel by Cabanel…I guess because it* looks so utterly furious/unrepentant but is still leaking a bit…

*using MB’s preferred pronoun here

The full image is gorgeous too:

[rattlebear25]

“Lucifer The Fallen Star.”

Parody of “The Fallen Angel” by Alexander Cabanel.

[midnight-bass]

SPLIT (2016) & THE FALLEN ANGEL (1847)

[lolitasfuneral]

Everyone always talks about the anger in Cabanels ‘Fallen Angel’, but look at the shame, the way he’s hiding his anguish from the other angels

It’s rage but it’s framed by regret, because he was given the ultimate punishment for the most human of sins, his pride

he was gawked at and ostracized, his pride was taken and twisted, he is evil, but still i feel pain for the angel who was cast out by his god, the favorite son cast away from his father

[7pleiades7]

Vénus, (detail), by Alexander Cabanel, (1875)

[romaromama]

[strawberrybyers]

decided to transfer taylor’s playlists over into my own playlists so i could make my own descriptions using linda pastan’s poem “the five stages of grief” and art pieces throughout history as the covers

1. denial ; i love you, it’s ruining my life represented by “courage, anxiety, and despair: watching the battle”, james sant, 1850

2. anger ; you don’t get to tell me about sad represented by “fallen angel”, alexander cabanel, 1847

3. bargaining ; am i allowed to cry? represented by “the last day of pompeii”, karl brullov, 1833

4. depression ; old habits die screaming represented by “the martyr of the solway”, john everett millais, 1871

5. acceptance ; i can do it with a broken heart represented by “resting”, victor gilbert, 1890

[lascitasdelashoras]

Alexandre Cabanel - Angel caido, 1847

[hatsuyoshi6u9]

I tried to draw Warren based a little on the “Fallen Angel” by Alexandre Cabanel

[franki-lew-yo]

Threw a basic cutout-filter over some famously disturbing art pieces and man...you can really tell how striking details are just through the simplified edges.

No "Saturn Devouring his Son" kids, because the first piece is already a Francisco Goya. But a cookie, a bushel and a peck for the people who can name each painting without googling!

For everyone else I'll tag the artists for those curious ;)

[morganali-art]

Here's the thing. Every now and then @breadedsinner will say something, and I will spend my entire work day thinking about it, and this is where we land.

[biaportfolio]

Inktober day2

The fallen angel, Alexander Cabanel

[hinamie]

morning glory

[fernsproutxx]

for someone that no longer goes to church and hates that they had catholicism imposed on them since childhood, i really like religious imagery in an unorthodox manner and i think that is funny as fuck.

like hell yeah i relate to the fallen angel with daddy issues that rebelled for their free will and is the literal scapegoat of the astronomically dysfunctional family… what about it.