Unfortunate Sea Monster newest

Unfortunate Sea Monsters

Sea monsters, cherubs, the devil, and sacrifice… what more could you ask for?
If this doesn't scream “welcome to my home,” I don't know what does!
Vintage frame, housing the incredible Witches' Sabbath, both a wonderful addition to the collector's home, coven, or to add a little panache to the very gates of hell.

DETAILS:

Frame:
- Vintage Figural Decorative Arts Frame
- Three Cherubs along the center top, with torches on either side
- Two mythical sea monsters, known as a Hippocampus, along the bottom
- Vintage aged cast metal: Brass
- Original rear pivot arm for angled display
- Art Nouveau Style

Painting:
Witches' Sabbath (also referred to as The Great He-Goat), painted in 1797-1798, by Francisco de Goya y Lucientes, was part of a series of six, on the theme of witchcraft commissioned by the Dukes of Osuna to decorate their "El Capricho" estate near Madrid. The main character in the scene is the devil, depicted as a large male goat who is being given two boys as an offering.
- Reprinted on acid-free canvas

MEASUREMENTS:
- Frame measures approximately 13 inches (height) x 9.5 inches (width at base)
- Painting measures approximately 5 inches (height) x 4 inches (width)

YOU WILL RECEIVE:
- Cherub Hippocampus Sea Monster Frame
- Canvas Painting Reprint

Product Notes:
- Color variations between on-site previews, your screen, and printed artwork may occur.
- This piece is exceptionally heavy

Care Instructions:
- Take the time each week to wipe away dust and spots with a soft cloth
- Please keep dry
- Please keep away from heat sources
- Please do not use cleaning solutions, as they may be too strong

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