Is this Archangel Michael statue a copy of a specific famous statue?

No. It follows a widespread Christian art type. The bronze Michael atop Castel Sant'Angelo in Rome is the best known example.

Where does the story of Michael come from?

The Book of Revelation, chapter 12, where Michael leads heaven's angels against Satan.

What is Michael the patron of?

Soldiers, guardians, and the faithful seeking protection and courage, according to long Christian tradition.

What is this miniature Archangel statue made from?

Resin with a bonded bronze finish and color detail, with a decorative chain included.

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Archangel Michael Statue, Slaying the Devil Miniature

Name: Archangel Michael Statue, Slaying the Devil Miniature
SKU: T111930
Price: 14.95 USD
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Archangel Michael Statue, Slaying the Devil Miniature

SKU:T111930

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Archangel Michael Statue: Slaying the Devil

This small devotional statue shows Archangel Michael standing over a defeated dragon, sword raised, wings spread. The scene draws on one of the most repeated images in Christian art: the archangel's victory over evil.

Measures 5 in H x 3 in W x 1.5 in D. Weighs 0.35 lbs.
Material: Resin with gold bronze finish. Decorative chain included.
Product Number: T111930.

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The Biblical Source

The scene comes from the Book of Revelation, chapter 12, where Michael leads the angels of heaven against Satan, described there as a dragon. Because of this role, Michael became known across Christian tradition as a protector of the faithful and a patron of soldiers.

A Widespread Type, Not One Single Statue

Artists have returned to this subject of Michael slaying the devil figurine for centuries, so this piece is not a copy of one named sculpture. One of the most famous versions is the bronze Michael atop Castel Sant'Angelo in Rome, sculpted by Peter Anton von Verschaffelt in 1753, replacing an earlier marble by Raffaello da Montelupo from 1536. Legend ties that statue to a vision Pope Gregory I reportedly had around 590 CE, during a plague, in which he saw an angel sheathing a sword atop the fortress.

Michael as Protector

Beyond this single scene, Michael has long been honored as a defender in Christian devotion, invoked for courage and protection in difficult moments. That history is part of why small statues like this one are kept on altars, shelves, or even car dashboards.

Who This Archangel Michael Statue Suits

This Christian angel statue suits anyone building a personal altar, collecting Christian devotional art, or looking for a meaningful small gift tied to protection and courage. The Michael slaying the devil figurine works on a shelf, desk, or dashboard.