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Saints & Seraphs
8 February - 25 May 2003

Saints and seraphs (one of the nine different types of angels) have captured the imagination of many artists throughout history.

In times of uncertainty and death such as the plague, angels and saints provided hope, both with their stories of survival against the odds and as figures to pray to in the hope that they might intercede on behalf of the faithful.

Saints and Seraphs examines the depiction of the lives of saints and the stories of angels through European art from the sixteenth century to the present day.

Free entry


Emilio Taruffi The Virgin and Child appearing to St Bruno 1677

Emilio Taruffi
The Virgin and Child appearing to St Bruno 1677
Oil on copper
Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki
Gift of Sir George Grey, 1887

 


Main Gallery, Ground Level