Saturn sacrifice their Eighteen Children

their Eighteen Children

the family enjoys a feast of bread

scoff at anything non-command-line

creating a timeless piece that speaks to the soul

Dimensions: 1864 x 2500 (Nearest commonly-used ratio: 3:4)

Saturn sacrifice their Eighteen ChildrenSaturnus, 1589 Crispijn van de Passe (I) Experience the divine majesty of Saturn, the god personifying the planet of the same name, as he rides his chariot drawn by fierce dragons. Grasped in his hands, a scythe symbolizes his power and authority. Look to the top corners of the piece and discover the zodiac signs Capricorn and Aquarius, representing Saturn's planetary children. On earth below, witness humans born under Saturn's influence engaging in