Teeny Angels Tattoo Designs And Coloring Pages

This page features a collection of Teeny Angels tattoo designs.

Since the dawn of humanity, angels have been among the world's most popular themes in literature, music and visual arts.

Angels appear over and over in films, paintings, advertisements, tattoos, and even business logos, to name just a few.

Angels are most often thought of as messengers and spirit guides.

Angels in modern art are typically depicted as tiny, pretty female beings, usually with wings.

Nonetheless, the world's most well known individual angels are not the Teeny Angels of today's tattoos.

The most famous angels, both good and bad, are male presences such as Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, Uriel, Samael, Sandalphon, Camael, Metraton, and Satan.

This page features a sweet collection of tattoo designs for angel enthusiasts.

To print any of these designs, just right click on the image of your choice and select a SAVE option from your drop down menu. This will send the image to your photo file.

From there you can reduce or enlarge the image and adjust the margins as needed for best printed results.

ALL ABOUT ANGELS

The earliest known visual depiction of an angel did not have a set of wings.
Props frequently appearing in artworks with Teeny Angels themes include harps and other musical instruments, as well as wings, swords, books, and flowing robes.
According to a recent survey, more than half of all adult Americans believe they have been protected or contacted by one or more angels at some point in their lives.
A 1978 study found that sixty-four percent (64%) of American teens believed in angels. By 1984, the number had increased to 69 percent, and a 1994 study found that 76 percent of teenagers believe in the presence of angels.
The word "angel" is used in numerous contexts, across many cultures and throughout human history.
Sometimes the word refers to a beautiful woman. Other times it indicates someone who brings great comfort. In some cases, the word angel refers to some inexorable force, as in "Angel of Death."
Angel is a popular female name in some Chinese communities.
Angel is a popular male name in Latino cultures.