Simeon Solomon – Seated Angel Print (1863)

A Vision of Ethereal Melancholy

This 1863 drawing by Simeon Solomon portrays a seated angel draped in soft blue robes, wings folded gently as she gazes skyward in silent reverie. Rendered in delicate lines and subtle shading, the angel appears sacred and human — serene yet quietly sorrowful.

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About the Artist

Solomon, a queer Jewish artist of the Pre-Raphaelite and Symbolist movements, infused his angels with profound emotional depth. His work reflects spiritual devotion and the longing and isolation of those who lived outside societal norms. This timeless and contemplative angel speaks to the soul’s resilience — a figure of grace in stillness and strength in solitude.

Perfect For

• Sacred or meditative spaces
• Queer art collections
• Lovers of spiritual symbolism and Pre-Raphaelite art

Print Details

• Size: 8×10" (ideal for framing)
• Paper: Heavy 60lb matte photo paper, soft white finish
• Quality: Acid-free, 10 mil thickness for a luxurious fine art feel
• Shipping: ✨ Always free — shipped directly from our studio

Bring Solomon’s angel of quiet devotion into your home, office, or gallery wall — a striking piece of history that speaks with a profoundly human heart.