Angel Oil PaintingsAngel Oil Paintings
ArtworksHierarchySubjectsStylesPeriodsNationalitiesArtists
Angel Oil Paintings logo

Angel Oil Paintings

A hierarchy of nine ranks that painters reduced to three, and the messengers who cross into the human world.

Angels, archangels and the celestial hierarchy in Western painting.

Contact Information

  • Emaileditorial@angelspaintings.com

Resources

  • Artworks Database
  • The Celestial Hierarchy
  • Subject Matter Analysis
  • Art Styles & Movements
  • Historical Periods
  • Nationalities & Cultural Contexts
  • Artist Biographies

Institution

  • About Angel Oil Paintings
  • The Curator
  • Editorial Policy & Standards
  • Citation Guidelines
  • Contact
  • Support Our Mission

Legal Information

  • Terms of Service
  • Privacy Policy
  • Copyright Notice
  • Accessibility Statement

© 2026 Art & See. All rights reserved. An educational resource for scholars, students, and art enthusiasts.

Published by Art & See, which sells hand-painted reproductions of the works catalogued here. Those sales support this catalogue, which is free to read. Links offering reproductions are commercial.

Home/Saint Matthew and the Angel/Cite

Cite this artwork

Saint Matthew and the Angel by Caravaggio

  • APA (7th)

    Caravaggio, C. (1602). Saint Matthew and the Angel [Painting]. Destroyed. https://angelspaintings.com/artworks/caravaggio/saint-matthew-and-the-angel

  • MLA (9th)

    Caravaggio, Caravaggio. Saint Matthew and the Angel. 1602, Destroyed. Angel Oil Paintings, https://angelspaintings.com/artworks/caravaggio/saint-matthew-and-the-angel. Accessed 2026-09-18.

  • Chicago (Notes-Bibliography)

    Caravaggio Caravaggio, Saint Matthew and the Angel, 1602, Destroyed, https://angelspaintings.com.

  • Harvard

    Caravaggio, C., 1602. Saint Matthew and the Angel. [Painting] Destroyed. Available at: https://angelspaintings.com/artworks/caravaggio/saint-matthew-and-the-angel (Accessed: 2026-09-18).

Cite Angel Oil Paintings for the source dataset. About our citations.