The Fall of the Rebel Angels
- Artist
- Charles Le Brun
- Date
- c.1685
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Religious painting
"The Fall of the Rebel Angels" by Charles Le Brun exemplifies his mastery in religious painting within the Baroque style. Le Brun, a prominent 17th-century French artist and court painter to Louis XIV, was heavily influenced by Nicolas Poussin, emphasizing classical harmony and dramatic intensity. This dynamic composition depicts the biblical battle between angels and demonic rebels, embodying the grandeur and emotional fervor characteristic of Baroque art. Le Brun's work reflects his role as a leading figure in French art, combining theological themes with his mastery of color, composition, and expressive power.
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