Armed Angel (Principatus)

"Armed Angel (Principatus)" is a notable work by the Italian painter Guariento di Arpo, created in the 14th century, which exemplifies the Gothic style prevalent in Venetian art during that period. The painting is significant for its depiction of an angelic figure adorned with armor, symbolizing divine protection and authority, and reflects the socio-political context of the time, where themes of power and spirituality were intertwined in artistic expression.

"Armed Angel (Principatus)" by Guariento di Arpo features a celestial figure adorned in ornate armor, symbolizing both divine authority and martial prowess. The composition is characterized by a dynamic pose, intricate detailing of the armor, and a vibrant color palette that enhances the ethereal quality of the angelic figure against a richly decorated background.