The Expulsion of Lucifer 1600 — Emilian School

Emilian School, The Expulsion of Lucifer 1600, 1699, presents the dramatic casting down of Lucifer as a solemn vision of divine justice and heavenly order. Rooted in the devotional intensity of late Baroque painting, the scene invites contemplation of pride, obedience, and the spiritual struggle between rebellion and fidelity to God. Its charged sacred atmosphere makes the work especially resonant for prayerful interiors and collections centred on angels, Scripture, and the enduring moral force of Christian art. This museum-inspired reproduction preserves the grave, theatrical character associated with the Emilian tradition while bringing its devotional presence into the home. Printed as a premium matte fine-art print on 200 gsm paper, it offers a refined, softly textured surface that honours the depth and drama of the original image.