Celestial Sable-Winged Entity in Baroque Noir

A celestial entity with expansive sable wings, feathers rendered with hyper-detailed textures reminiscent of Pre-Raphaelite precision, emerging from a void-like abyss. The wings possess a delicate, craquelure finish and intricate decoupage patterns, evoking the masterful craftsmanship of Benvenuto Cellini and Fabergé. The figure is draped in ornate, ethereal garments that flow like smoke, merging Art Nouveau curves with the rhythmic geometry of Art Deco. Composition follows an elegant vertical framing, utilizing a dramatic chiaroscuro technique inspired by Caravaggio and Rembrandt to carve the subject out of the darkness. Luminous, pale blue highlights catch the edges of the plumage, creating a soulful, melancholic atmosphere. The aesthetic blends the painterly depth of Gustav Moreau with the sophisticated illustration styles of Alphonse Mucha and René Gruau. Volumetric lighting pierces the gloom, casting soft, ethereal glows upon the subject, while the background remains a deep, infinite black. The overall mood is one of profound longing and quietude, captured through rich, layered textures and a refined, ornate sensibility. No text, no watermarks, no distorted anatomy, no oversaturated colors, no plastic-like surfaces, no low-quality digital artifacts.