This reproduction of "The Liberation of St. Peter" was painted by Raphael in 1514. In it, the Archangel Gabriel, blinding the soldiers with his refulgence, reaches down to free St. Peter from his captivity in Herod's prison. It is part of a larger fresco located in the Vatican.

Raphael was one of the "Triumvirate" from the High Renaissance. He was a young prodigy and had an incredible influence on art history. He was a very hard worker and produced an enormous body of works, with an unusually large team of apprentices assisting him. He died at the young age of 37 from an acute illness brought on by exhaustion.

This image comes as a fine art print under premium clear glass in a wood frame with a gold finish.

~Sizes listed are of the image only

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