I was looking for some decks that feature the 72 angels of the Shemhamphorash and I came cross these pics. It's quite maddening since I can see them in a lot of sites but I don't have any clue as to which deck they are from, or if they're just a collection of unpublished images:

 

 

By the way, you can see these cards from this interesting Spanish site. Just choose your birthday from the calendar that appears and it will show you your protector angel, along with the card image and some info in Spanish. Google Translate in Chrome mobile was quite helpful.

No one recognizes this? :(

I went down a rabbit hole chasing these images. This is what I hate about Pinterest - people post pictures but rarely give credit to the creators! Maybe someone else will have better luck!

I absolutely hate when images get stuck in pinterest hell - when you can't seem to find anything substantial aside from pinterest links that lead nowhere  >:( >:( >:( I tried to google around but I ended up with all pinterest :(

Thanks for helping, Bodhiseed and Page of Ghosts. I tried applying all my google skillz on the images, but unfortunately I came up with nada. :( I still hope someone can trace it tho.

Found it here; can't see at once if there's an attribution...

 

http://espiritualidad-almalu.blogspot.co.uk/2014/07/angel-lauviah-4-de-noviembre.html

 

They MAY be something to do with Lucy Aspra

I don't think the lady lists her sources. As you can see from the comments HERE, the guy Juan José Mejías Peral claimed that he is the author of the stories Ms. Alma posted on each of the angels. He was gracious enough to allow her their use tho, so it's all's well that ends well. No idea about the provenance of the images, but still, thanks a lot, gregory! :)

And gregory, I didn't exactly come away empty-handed. I googled Lucy Aspra, and LOOK at what I FOUND. Just click on any of the angels' images, fire up Google Translate, and well, the lady seems to have an intimate knowledge of angelic esoterica and the Kabbalah. Thanks again!

 

I'd look deeper into Aspra's works. There might be something here re: the original images I posted.

Finally found it. It's from a Colombian book by Andrés Castillo Brievas entitled El Secreto De Los Ángeles. And it's just in time. :)

Oh my - you've been looking for almost a year?  Your perseverance is inspiring.  Congratulations on a successful quest!

Thanks Grandma! I was looking for these very images for a personal project, I'm just glad that I found it. ;D