Daniel in the Lions' Den – Peter Paul Rubens

Peter Paul Rubens, c. 1614–1616. National Gallery of Art, Washington.

Cast into a den of lions, Daniel prays through the night as the beasts yawn, stare, sleep and snarl around him. Rubens studied real lions and painted them nearly life-size; at their feet, a gnawed skull hints at the den's earlier victims.

The print: Museum-quality giclée, printed on demand on heavyweight fine art paper with archival pigment inks for rich colour, deep blacks and lasting fidelity. Also available beautifully framed, or as a gallery-wrapped canvas ready to hang.

• Giclée Print: fine art matte paper, archival inks
• Framed Print: giclée in a classic wooden frame, ready to hang
• Canvas: stretched, gallery-wrapped canvas
• Sizes: 30×40cm and 50×70cm

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