Lucifer | Francesco Scaramuzza | 1850 Select Size:18" x 24" The title itself refers to

The title itself refers to the vacant

symbols of their royal birth

her expression difficult to decipher

Aublet portrays Selene as a luminous and otherworldly figure

Despite the uncertainties surrounding its attribution

Lucifer | Francesco Scaramuzza | 1850 Select Size:18" x 24" The title itself refers toAbout the artwork: Francesco Scaramuzzas Lucifer (c. 1850), created as part of his vast series of illustrations for Dantes Divine Comedy, presents the fallen angel as a monstrous, three headed beast devouring Judas, Brutus, and Cassius in the frozen depths of Hell. Unlike later depictions of Satan as a passive figure imprisoned in ice, Scaramuzza emphasizes action and brutality: the gnashing jaws, the animalistic body, and the sheer scale of the