A mixed-media work on paper, identified by the accompanying documentation as a lithograph from the Biblia Sacra suite. The composition features ethereal, fluidly rendered figures including a chariot and winged creatures, executed in a surrealist style with washes of blue, red, and purple combined with fine ink line work. In the lower-right corner, on a dark blue wash, there is a signature and date applied in ink reading Dali 1964.

The artwork is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity titled Verklaring van AUTHENTICITEIT, identifying the piece as Cherub super limen domus from the Biblia Sacra edition published by Rizzoli. The document states this is copy number 533 of a luxury series limited to 1499 copies. The certificate includes references to the Official Catalog of the Graphic Works by Salvador Dali by Albert Field (69.3, page 201) and the Catalogue Raisonné of Prints II by Michler/Lopsinger (1600). The paper appears to be a heavy wove type, consistent with the stock used for this celebrated mid-20th-century religious commission. The print is currently mounted to a larger brown backing board using adhesive tape around all four margins.