The Cracow Angels' Song
The Cracow collection of 72 monumentall
images of Angels (circa 10 by 4 meters), painted by Polish and foreign
artists, came to being between 25 June 1996 and 23 May 1999. The
collection was planned to porvide for the decoration of St. Peter's
Square, and specifically its Collonnade by Bernini. At the time
when the collection was still being created, some of its pieces
visited Lvov, Bytom, Konin, Gdansk, Bielsko-Biala, Sanct Petersburg
and Dusseldorf.
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Most
of the paintings of the collection were produced in Cracow , there
were also a few that were spontaneously created in various places
of the world: Sanct Petersburg, Dusseldorf, Torino, Rome or Merkham.
Each Sunday the Pope , while giving his
blessing to the world, says his ANgelus. The Catholics venerate
the Holy VIrgin as the Queen of ANgels. The Angel plays also a significant
role in most of the known creeds.
These were the winged emissaries of GOd
who prompted the earthly artists with the ideas formative of their
creativity. The most beautiful pieces of poetry as well as splendid
music were written and composed at their dictation.
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