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Satan Summoning His Legions, 1790
A Paradise Lost painting illustrating Satan — Lucifer — in the depths of Hell, summoning his legions to rise: ‘Satan Summoning His Legions’, 1790, by Thomas Stothard (1755–1834). It is printed across a blanket that comes in two variations: a lightweight, pill-free microfiber fleece, supremely soft, warm and cozy; and a supremely soft sherpa-backed fleece that will keep you warm on the coldest of nights. Full print top with white underside; machine wash, tumble dry low.
Design: ‘Satan Summoning His Legions’ (1790), by Thomas Stothard — a Paradise Lost painting
Two Variations: Lightweight pill-free microfiber fleece, or sherpa-backed fleece for the coldest nights
Sizes: 30″ x 40″ Fleece; 50″ x 60″ in Fleece or Sherpa; 60″ x 80″ in Fleece or Sherpa
Print & Care: Full print top with white underside; machine wash, tumble dry low
A Dated Masterpiece: Stothard painted the summoning in 1790 — Georgian-era Milton, at blanket scale
Choose Your Warmth: Fleece for the couch, sherpa for the dead of winter
The Rally, Again: Pairs with the Doré summoning blankets as a small gallery of the muster of Hell
The depths of Hell, in fleece. Add the Paradise Lost Satan Summoning Legions Blanket to your home today.
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