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Watercolor of a glowing star falling through fiery clouds while two figures on a cliff gaze upward at it.

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And I saw a Star fall from Heaven or 'And I saw a star fall from heaven unto the earth' (Rev. IX - 1), Henry John Stock, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A watercolor shows a large luminous sphere descending through swirling orange and red clouds toward the earth, while a robed figure with a radiant halo and a kneeling figure stand on a rocky outcrop in the lower left, gazing upward. The composition draws on the Book of Revelation reference in the title, with a starlit blue sky visible at the upper corners. The work is by Henry John Stock and carries the inscription 1900.

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