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What Are Giclée Reproductions?
Giclée (pronounced “zhee-clay”) reproductions are high-quality prints of original artwork created using a specialized inkjet printing process. The term "Giclée" comes from the French word gicler, meaning "to spray," referencing the method of precisely spraying archival inks onto fine art paper or canvas. This advanced printing technique ensures exceptional detail and vibrant color accuracy, capturing the texture and nuances of the original piece.
Once printed, the canvas is stretched over a "stretcher" frame, a wooden framework designed to hold the canvas taut and maintain its structural integrity.
At Paradise Found Studio, Giclée reproductions of Kevin Pawlowski's artwork allow you to enjoy museum-quality pieces at an accessible price. Each print embodies the essence of the original creation, making it a perfect choice for collectors and art enthusiasts alike.
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“Archangel Rises”, by Kevin Pawlowski, is a watercolor painting over an antique etching by Gustave Doré from a edition of Paradise Lost published in the late 19th century.
More information of St. Michael The Archangel…
St. Michael the Archangel is a significant figure in Christian Catholic tradition, revered as a powerful protector and leader of the heavenly armies against the forces of evil. His name, meaning "Who is like God?" in Hebrew, reflects his role as a divine warrior defending God's sovereignty.
Biblically, St. Michael is prominently mentioned in several key passages. In the Book of Daniel (Daniel 10:13, 21; 12:1), Michael is depicted as a guardian angel of Israel, standing against the nation's adversaries. In the New Testament, the Book of Revelation (Revelation 12:7-9) portrays Michael leading the heavenly hosts in the battle against Satan and his angels, ultimately casting them out of heaven.
Literary references to St. Michael are abundant, often highlighting his role as a celestial warrior and protector. John Milton's epic poem "Paradise Lost" features Michael as a central figure in the fight against the rebellious forces of Lucifer. Michael's sword, a symbol of divine justice, is a recurring motif in many literary works.
In Christian Catholic devotion, St. Michael is venerated as a patron and protector of the Church and the faithful. His feast day, celebrated on September 29th along with Archangels Gabriel and Raphael, underscores his importance in the spiritual life of the Church. Prayers such as the "Prayer to St. Michael" seek his protection against evil and temptation, reinforcing his role as a guardian and intercessor.
St. Michael's enduring significance lies in his embodiment of courage, righteousness, and unwavering fidelity to God, making him a model of spiritual strength for Christian Catholics worldwide.
