The artwork titled “Heaven” was created by the artist Ende around the year 975. It belongs to the Mozarabic art movement and is classified as a miniature. Furthermore, the piece is part of the “Gerona Beatus, 975” series.
The artwork is a circular composition, meticulously divided into concentric circles. Each circle is partitioned into segments that depict various scenes involving angelic figures and other characters that appear to be in motion. The central portion of the composition is marked by a star-studded blue area, emphasizing a celestial theme. The vibrancy of the colors, including red, green, blue, and yellow, provides a dynamic and captivating visual. Figures within the artwork are intricately detailed, exhibiting the characteristic stylization of the Mozarabic style. The intricate arrangement and vivid imagery evoke a rich depiction of heavenly vision and celestial harmony.
