Two Eminent Devils. Satan and Beelzebub by Richard Westall

Engraving of two muscular winged nude figures in a dark setting, one gripping a rope and raising his arm, from 1794.

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This engraved print shows two nude male figures with large feathered wings set against a dark, shadowed ground, one standing in the foreground gripping a rope and raising an arm while the other looms behind him. The print bears the inscription Paradise Lost, B.I.L.315, and credits Richard Westall as designer and I.P. Simon as engraver, published in 1794 by J. & J. Boydell and G. & J. Nicol at the Shakspeare Gallery.

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1794

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