Saint Georges Collection
"Saint Georges: A Multifaceted Icon of Courage and Chivalry" Step into the world of Saint Georges, a name that resonates with tales of bravery, artistic masterpieces
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"Saint Georges: A Multifaceted Icon of Courage and Chivalry" Step into the world of Saint Georges, a name that resonates with tales of bravery, artistic masterpieces, and historical significance. From portraits to altarpieces, this captivating figure has left an indelible mark on art and culture. One notable portrayal is the "Portrait of Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges (1745-1799), " painted around 1780. This striking depiction captures the essence of a man who was not only a renowned composer but also an accomplished fencer and military officer. In another corner lies Grenada's St. George's town - a vibrant Caribbean gem nestled in the Carenage. Here, history intertwines with stunning landscapes as visitors explore its rich heritage. Delve deeper into the legend through artworks like "Saint George slaying the dragon, " showcasing a polychrome relief carved from wood between 1475 and 1500. This masterpiece brings to life the iconic moment when St. George fearlessly confronts evil itself. The narrative continues with "The Decapitation of St. George, " an oil-on-panel piece dating back to circa 1435. It forms part of an altarpiece that tells stories of faith and martyrdom while highlighting St. George's unwavering dedication to his beliefs. An icon depicting both St. George and St. Demetrius emerges next—a tempera-on-panel creation from around 1676—reflecting their shared devotion to defending Christianity against adversity. Marvel at yet another representation where St. George stands within a niche adorned by a marble relief depicting him slaying the dragon below—an exquisite sight for all admirers (see also 55431 &87899). Travel further back in time with "Altarpiece of Crucifixion. " Within this gilded wooden panel from c1391 lies a detailed portrayal capturing St. George's presence, emphasizing his significance in religious narratives.