Italian marble carving. Painted by Bernini in 1669-1671. In the Castel Sant’Angelo on the banks of the Tiber River, the angel holds the holy card, and his lips are slightly open, that kind of self-satisfied look, which is very similar to the expression of St. Teresa in St. Teresa, whose representative is ecstasy. The heavy wings bred the wind, as if the clothes were flying in the sky, sagging slowly, like lava. The exposed plump and white thighs make the statue full of youth, health and grace.