A wide-angle, midjourney-esque oil painting, rendered in the stylistic fusion of Bastien Lecouffe-Deharme and Wadim Kashin, imbued with Vorticist energy and the aged, craquelure texture of Fresco. Realism and Pop Art collide, with vibrant bursts of color accentuating the scene. A fallen angel, possessing a gorgeously feminine form and captured in a graceful, gargoyle-like pose, perches on the edge of a towering, gothic cathedral. The angel, rendered in a black-and-white intimacy that emphasizes delicate lines and poignant emotion, gazes serenely over a sprawling, ancient city nestled below. The cityscape is rendered in a tenebrism-inspired palette, dramatic shadows contrasting with luminous highlights that capture the grandeur of the decaying metropolis. The cathedral's architecture, heavily detailed and rich in intricate carvings, reflects the gothic aesthetic, its stonework imbued with a luminous, almost ethereal glow. The air is thick with the scent of incense and aged stone, and a gentle, lyrical atmosphere pervades the entire scene. Lush, detailed foliage and gargoyles adorn the cathedral walls, almost embodying the fallen angel’s plight. The overall style is a dynamic blend of artistic influences, evoking a sense of beauty and melancholic lyricism. aidmaMJ6.1 <lora:aidmaMJ6.1-FLUX-v0.5:0.6>