Death of Abel - Francois Xavier Fabre Framed Canvas

Description
Pinned between a pagan pyre and a prophet’s nightmare, Fabre’s Death of Abel undresses the Book of Genesis with a French neoclassical glare. Hips slack with unspent ecstasy, shoulder blades offered like peeled pomegranates on a Corinthian plate.
Abel’s pose is more postcoital than postmortem. The kill isn’t forensic, it’s fevered, dripping with the pleasure of fratricide as foreplay. No angel dares descend. The heavens gape. This is no spiritual fall. This is Greco-Roman burlesque staged in desert ash and ochre sky.
Cain’s absence rages like the fire behind. Curling like a voyeur. Heat-laced, ritualistic. A lamb for a god who never asked, naked save the lion’s pelt and the ache of having once been wanted.
About the Canvas
Make Any Room a Showpiece
- Luscious artist-grade cotton canvas, finely textured for depth and precision.
- Hand-stretched and natural white to captures light/color with striking clarity.
- Printed with non-toxic, water-based pigments that stay vivid for decades.
Sustainably Stunning, Framed to Float, Crafted to Last
- Sustainably sourced FSC® certified European knotless pine.
- Precisely measured 5mm float that creates a sleek, gallery-worthy effect.
- Ultra-rich water-based eco-inks deliver the same bold intensity as traditional inks without the harsh chemicals and environmental cost.
About the Artist
Delivery & Refunds
1. Brand New, Just for You
Handcrafted after you order, reducing waste and energy by only making art that’s truly wanted — never mass-produced.
2. Finish & Texture
Artist-grade cotton with a luscious, finely grained texture. Engineered to capture every intricate brushstroke and subtle gradient.
3. Giclée Printing
Forget 4 color CMYK. Giclée layers up to 12 — alive with deeper shadows, richer highlights and multidimensional contrasts.
4. 100+ Years of Color
Printed using a pro-lab process that helps your art stay bold & breathtaking for a lifetime with non-toxic, archival-grade inks.
5. FSC® Certified Wood
Sustainable forestry, ethical labor and community conservation—no shortcuts, just responsible craftsmanship.