Archangel Gabriel styled like a Spanish grandee, wears a hat with a broad brim and brocade made of silk. He is youthful, dynamic and is a representative of the purity that God has created. The Book of Daniel is where Archangel Gabriel makes his first appearance. Another time he had appeared was when he announced John the Baptist’s birth in the Book of Zechariah. And for a third time he made an appearance before Mary to inform her that she would be Jesus’ mother. The feasting day of Archangel Gabriel is marked as September 29. The heavenly messenger is the patron saint of communications workers. This painting ‘Archangel Gabriel with Parchment and Pen III’ by Edgar Aguirre Gomez was inspired from paintings of the Cuzco School and costs $79.95.

A heavenly messenger arrives and in hand carries a cornucopia that is rich and generative. This God-given present is one that promotes a land of prosperity. This celebration done by Edgar Aguirre is to show the definitive and artistic workmanship of the Religious Portraiture of the school at Cuzco. This was done to depict a vivid image an archangel’s divinity. Edgar Aguirre made excellent use of oils that brought about an artistic distribution of contrast in such a way that it would differentiate between the artwork found in the seventeen century from the eighteenth century. The canvas of ‘Archangel with Cornucopia III’ has been enhanced with gilt. It also features cracks that are quite small that aids in the preservation of an illusive piece of antique art. The name translated into Spanish is ‘Arcángel con Cornucopia III’. The price tag on this painting is $119.95

Along the riverbank walks the archangel whose name is Saint Gabriel. He is seen carrying the fish he had caught. Archangel Gabriel is a representative of a spirit that is pure and made by God. The symbolism of the fish in Christian art is that of water and a baptism. The fish is widely known in the Christian texts to be associated with those that converted to the religion of Christianity. There is a reference made where Jesus promised Peter that he would make a fisher of men. The elegance and reverence depicted in the oil paintings of Edgar Aguirre Gomez are found displayed in churches and colonial convents of Cuzco. Edgar has made this ‘Archangel Gabriel the Fisherman’ reflect the works found there. In Spanish the name reads “Arcángel Gabriel pescador” and it goes for $119.95.

Archangel Uriel is in charge over salvation and flaunts his fiery sword in his right hand. The meaning of Uriel is “God is my light.” The messenger of heaven is displayed on a vase that was crafted by hand. This was a choice decided by Lulli Luca, who is an expert with ceramics and popular for his knowledge and skill in painting. The Ceramic vase, ‘Archangel Uriel’ sells for $107.95.

The floral cornucopia is symbolic for the Earth’s abundance. Archangel Gabriel is showing to be with it and as seen allowing a wealth of flowers to fall out like an abundance of blessings. The vase of the Ceramic vase, ‘Archangel Gabriel’ is crafted by hand shows this image done by Lulli Luca. Fastened to the base of the vase is a silver plate that has the signature of the artist: .950 rating silver. Lulli Luca is famous for his expertise in ceramics and painting. The entire piece is selling for $107.95.

In this sculpture, archangel Zadkiel is seen seizing chains of strength while freeing two angels who are at God’s service. The mission of Zadkiel is to provide assistance with spiritual uncertainty and also with forgiveness attainment. The Cedar relief panel, ‘Archangel Zadkiel’ is a celestial panel sculpted and painted by the hands of Javier Ramírez. He made excellent use of oil colors as well as the application of the bronze leaf that is reflected as a gleam. It can be easily displayed on a wall by using the hooks that have been fastened to the back of it. This sculpture goes for $172.95.

Saint Gabriel is an archangel. In this painting, he is wearing a cape made of heavy fabric that is interwoven with a rich and raised design. Also, Saint Gabriel has a hat on with a broad brim. This style of dress is that of a Spanish grandee and is a representing soldier in God’s army. In the painting, ‘Archangel Gabriel, Soldier’, he is found holding on to a type of weapon called a matchlock gun. A painter named Edgar Aguirre recreated this piece from a portrait that was inspired by the School of Painting of Cuzco. Furthermore, it has colonial history behind it, in that such works were discovered in the convents of the within the city. The Spanish title is “Arcángel Gabriel Soldado” and the price tag on this painting is $79.95.