Baby Angel Pictures
I love looking at baby angel pictures. They always put a smile on my face. Are you looking for pictures of baby angels? Wonderful! Here you will find a few of my favorite angelic pictures.
Baby angels have been a popular theme for many an artist for centuries. Many paintings of the renaissance and other periods depict cherubs as cute, chubby babies.
These are not the cherubim described in the Bible, where they are described as fierce God warriors. Nonetheless, angel baby pictures became hugely popular, especially in more recent decades.
You can find posters, art prints, and calendars showcasing cherubs and children dressed up as angels. These make wonderful gifts, needless to say.
If you don’t want to buy, you can make your own artwork using pictures of babies and children in angel costume. See the images below for ideas.
Pictures of Baby Angels
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~~~This is one of the best-known baby angel pictures. This image has graced calendars, clothing items and post-cards.
Detail of the Sistine Madonna by Raphael

Detail of the Sistine Madonna, c.1514
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Putti (winged babies) became very popular during the Italian Renaissance. According to scholars, putti and cherubs are two different types of spiritual beings. Cherubs (or cherubim) belong to one of the highest-ranking angel order in angel hierarchy. Putti on the other hand derive from Greco-Roman mythology. These winged babies are associated with Eros (Cupid), the god of love, and Erato, the muse of lyric and romantic poetry.
Regardless of how we call them, the following peaceful-looking little angels inspire serenity and love.
Three Cherubs

Three Cherubs
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The following is another wonderful work by the great Italian artist Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino, also known as Raphael. He was a painter and architect during the Renaissance.
The Triumph of Galatea

The Triumph of Galatea, 1511 (detail)
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Angels are usually depicted as majestic beings. But they can be cute, too. The following is a cute baby angel picture... Just imagine, baby angels falling from the sky...
Falling Baby Angel

Baby Angel Falling onto Village
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Angels and Christmas go hand in hand. The Christmas story after all is filled with angels. The next picture depicts a favorite Christmas theme: several angels adoring Baby Jesus.
Pictures of Angels and Babies
This is one of my favorite angel-inspired works of art by French artist William Adolphe Bouguereau. He is well-known for his beautiful angel paintings.
Song of the Angels

Song of The Angels
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Many people believe that each of us has a guardian angel, and I share that belief. The following picture depicts a group of guardian spirits watching over two babies.
Angels to Watch Over Me

Guardian Angels Watch Over Two Babies Thwarting the Evil One
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Christmas Angels

Merry Christmas, Angels Admiring Baby Jesus
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Guardian angels protecting babies is a popular subject among artists. Here's another example.
Guardian Angel

Study to Guardian Angel
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Baby Angel Poem

Guide my steps
Little angel
Be a light on my path
Let your tiny hands
Heal my wounds
Come play with me
Little angel
Among the flowers
Let's run after the butterflies
And then let's go back home
What is a cherub?
Dictionary.com defines cherub as "a celestial being", as it is mentioned in Genesis 3:24 and in Ezekiel 1, 10.
The word cherub is also used to refer to:
- A sweet baby or child
- A loving, kind person
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