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The Bradford Exchange Ananiel Angel Rain of God Archangels of Light Bronze Sculpture Collection by Howard David Johnson 10-inches

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The Bradford Exchange Ananiel Angel Rain of God Archangels of Light Bronze Sculpture Collection by Howard David Johnson 10-inchesThe Renaissance introduced the world to some of the greatest artists of all time. Among them was Donatello, whose breathtakingly realistic bronze sculptures are still revered today. Now, the religious sculptures of Donatello inspire the Archangels of Light Bronze Sculpture Collection. This breathtaking premiere sculpture collection is the first ever to bear the artwork of acclaimed contemporary realist artist Howard David Johnson. A Bradford Exchange

The Renaissance introduced the world to some of the greatest artists of all time. Among them was Donatello, whose breathtakingly realistic bronze sculptures are still revered today. Now, the religious sculptures of Donatello inspire the Archangels of Light Bronze Sculpture Collection. This breathtaking premiere sculpture collection is the first ever to bear the artwork of acclaimed contemporary realist artist Howard David Johnson.


A Bradford Exchange exclusive, this exquisite limited-edition sculpture collection brilliantly unites master craftsmanship with riveting imagery. Each museum-quality collectible sculpture is expertly hand-cast in cold-cast bronze and hand-painted, including metallic-toned highlights and real metal swords. Each powerful angel's outstretched wings showcases exciting Renaissance-inspired portrayals of the Archangels by Howard David Johnson, recreated in vivid color and dramatic detail. Handsome mahogany-finished bases bear golden metal title plaques, for a presentation worthy of such impressive sculptural works of art.

Measures about 10" (25 cm) high.

  • Inspired by the religious sculptures of Renaissance master Donatello

  • Features the Archangels of Light Bronze Sculpture Collection

  • First-ever sculpture collection to showcase artwork by Howard David Johnson, acclaimed contemporary realist

  • A Bradford Exchange exclusive and limited edition release

  • Each sculpture is hand-cast in cold-cast bronze and meticulously hand-painted

  • Includes metallic-toned highlights and real metal swords

  • Powerful angel figures with outstretched wings featuring Renaissance-inspired imagery by Johnson

  • Artwork recreated in vivid color and dramatic detail

  • Mounted on mahogany-finished bases with golden metal title plaques

  • Each sculpture measures approximately 10 inches (25 cm) high

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