"Angel in the House" is a poetic work by the famous English poet Coventry Patmore, which was published in the middle of the 19th century. In his book, the author reproduces an idealized picture of the female image exclusively as a guardian angel, merciful and gentle. The work is divided into four parts: "Utopia of Femininity", "Great Workshop", "Dark House" and "Ideal". The book is a unique look at femininity and gender relations in the conservative society of the Victorian era. Thanks to refined speech and deep philosophical considerations, "Angel in the House" leaves a mark in the hearts of those who are looking for the perception of the true essence of femininity.