Defeat of the Shadow Guard
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Details
Materials
- Archival pigment (giclée) print
- Paper
- Hahnemühle cotton paper, 308 gsm, matte
Measurements
| in | cm |
|---|---|
| 12 × 7 | 30.5 × 17.8 |
| 18 × 10 | 45.7 × 25.4 |
| 24 × 14 | 61.0 × 35.6 |
| 36 × 20 | 91.4 × 50.8 |
Notes
- Frame
- Not included
Shipping & handling
Please allow an estimated 3–5 weeks from placing your order to delivery, including preparation and shipping. Each piece is sent insured and signed for.
Duties and taxes are settled at checkout wherever we can; otherwise on arrival. Returns within 30 days, in the original box. Pieces cast, made to order or made to measure for you are final sale, unless they arrive damaged.
Care instructions
Keep out of direct sunlight. Handle the paper by its edges. Frame it behind UV protective glass.
Defeat of the Shadow Guard
“Defeat of the Shadow Guard” is a powerful visual narrative that captures a decisive moment where light triumphs over darkness in a mythic celestial battle.
This dramatic artwork depicts dark, fallen warriors, their forms sprawled across a turbulent seascape, struck down by the overwhelming force of a radiant figure who dominates the sky.
The central figure, clad in glowing garments and radiating an intense light, stands as a symbol of purity and divine power, casting beams that pierce through the stormy clouds and illuminate the scene. The contrast between the bright, almost divine luminescence of this figure and the shadowy, defeated figures below underscores a classic theme of triumph and vanquishment.
Rich in symbolism and emotion, the painting uses a dynamic interplay of light and shadow to dramatize the eternal struggle between good and evil. The swirling clouds, crashing waves, and the stark lighting enhance the dramatic effect, inviting viewers to reflect on the themes of resistance, defeat, and the ultimate victory of light over darkness.
From a 1600s sea fortress
Surrealium is housed within Vaxholms Kastell, a stone fortress at the gateway to Stockholm's archipelago.
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