Angelbaroque Collection

Bronze Canopy, work by Gian Lorenzo Bernini preserved in St.Peter's Basilica, in the Vatican. The papal altar below faces the Confession of Carlo Maderno State of the Vatican City St

Bronze canopy, work of Gian Lorenzo Bernini in St. Peter's Basilica, in the Vatican. The papal altar below faces the Confession by Carlo Maderno State of the Vatican City St

Central altar, work by Pietro Tacca, in the Church of Madonna dell'Umilt, Pistoia

Interior of St. Peter's Basilica, in the Vatican, with the bronze canopy by Gian Lorenzo Bernini State of the Vatican City St

Bronze canopy in the Basilica of St. Peter in the Vatican. Masterpiece by Gian Lorenzo Bernini. Below is the papal altar. State of the Vatican City Basilica of St

Bishop's chair located to the right of the main altar, Certosa of Pavia

The prophet Habakkuk and the angel, sculpture by Bernini, in the Church of Santa Maria del Popolo in Rome

Angel, small bronze by Gerolamo Campagna from the Church of San Lorenzo, now in the Correr Museum in Venice Venice Church of San Lorenzo Bronze Statuette Baroque

Angel with spear, small bronze by Gerolamo Campagna from the Church of San Lorenzo, now in the Correr Museum in Venice Venice Church of San Lorenzo Bronze Statuette Baroque

Angel, statue by Tommaso Redi completed for the spire of Sienna Cathedral spire

Tomb of the painter Francesco Vanni in San Giorgio Church in Siena Siena San Giorgio Church Tomb Baroque, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D

The dome ceiling and lantern held up by four angels in the Avila Chapel in the Church of S. Maria in Trastevere, Rome Rome Church of S

A bronze candelabrum, made by Gianfrancesco Alberghetti and located in the Church of San Giorgio Maggiore, in Venice Venice Church of San Giorgio Maggiore Candelabrum Baroque

Religion Overthrowing Heresy and Hatred, detail of the Altar of Saint Ignatius, marble, Pierre Legros (1666-1719), Church of Ges, Rome Rome Church of Ges Sculptural Group Baroque

The main altar of the chapel, dedicated to St

Side view of the main altar of the chapel, dedicated to St

Canopy of San Pietro, Gian Lorenzo Bernini (1598-1680), Basilica of St

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"Exploring the Heavenly Beauty: angelbaroque" Step into a world of divine artistry with angelbaroque. Immerse yourself in the captivating study of ceilings, like the one preserved in the Gabinetto dei Disegni e delle Stampe at Uffizi Gallery, Florence. Marvel at the intricate details and craftsmanship that transport you to another realm. Gaze upon Gian Lorenzo Bernini's masterpiece, the Bronze Canopy, housed in St. Peter's Basilica within Vatican City. The papal altar below faces Carlo Maderno's Confession, creating a sacred space where faith and art intertwine. Continue your journey through St. Peter's Basilica as you encounter yet another breathtaking bronze canopy by Bernini. Let its grandeur envelop you as you appreciate this architectural wonder amidst one of Christianity's holiest sites. Visit the Church of Madonna dell'Umilt in Pistoia and behold Pietro Tacca's Central Altar—a testament to his artistic brilliance. Feel a sense of serenity wash over you as you take in this magnificent piece within such a spiritual setting. Delve deeper into St. Peter's Basilica and be captivated by its interior adorned with Gian Lorenzo Bernini's bronze canopy—truly an awe-inspiring sight that showcases his mastery over metalwork. Witness history come alive at Certosa of Pavia when encountering the Bishop’s chair located to the right of the main altar—an exquisite symbol of power and spirituality that adds depth to this sacred space. Discover beauty carved from stone at Santa Maria del Popolo Church in Rome—the sculpture depicting Habakkuk alongside an angel crafted by none other than Bernini himself will leave you spellbound with its lifelike portrayal. Journey to Venice where Gerolamo Campagna’s small bronze angels from San Lorenzo Church now find their home within Correr Museum—a testament to their enduring charm and delicate grace captured for eternity.