Saint Roche Collection

The Healing of Saint Roch, late 15th century. Artist: German Master
The Healing of Saint Roch, late 15th century. German painting of the Swabian School. Legend holds that a dog found St Roch suffering from the plague, and summoned help

Workshop of Master of the Cologne Arms, Saint Roche, 1480 or after, metalcut

Interior of the S. Roche in Paris, with a procession in the foreground, 1848. Creator: Eugene Louis Lami
Interior of the S. Roche in Paris, with a procession in the foreground, 1848

Plague Victims Pleading for Help from Christ, the Virgin, and Saint Roch, 1567/1573. Creator: Lattanzio Gambara
Plague Victims Pleading for Help from Christ, the Virgin, and Saint Roch, 1567/1573

Saint Roch Interceding on Behalf of Plague Victims, 1567/1573. Creator: Lattanzio Gambara
Saint Roch Interceding on Behalf of Plague Victims, 1567/1573

Triptych of the martyrdom of Saint Sebastian (central panel)... between 1525 and 1566
Triptych of the martyrdom of Saint Sebastian (central panel): Saint Roch (left panel), Saint Onuphre (right panel), Saint Peter (reverse of right panel), Saint Etienne (reverse of left panel)

Jesus Christ Appearing to Saint Roch, 1626. Creator: Paulus Pontius
Jesus Christ Appearing to Saint Roch, 1626

Saint Roch at right distributing alms to a group of people gathered around him, ca. 1600-1640. Creator: Anon
Saint Roch at right distributing alms to a group of people gathered around him, after Annibale Caracci, ca. 1600-1640

Three Lucchese saints Sts Nicholas Tolentino, Nicholas of Bari and Roch interceding w... 1650-1700. Creator: Anon
Three Lucchese saints Sts Nicholas Tolentino, Nicholas of Bari and Roch interceding with the Virgin on behalf of the victims of the plague, 1650-1700

Three Lucchese saints Sts Nicholas Tolentino, Nicholas of Bari interceding with the V... 1650-1700. Creator: Anon
Three Lucchese saints Sts Nicholas Tolentino, Nicholas of Bari interceding with the Virgin for the victims of the plague, 1650-1700

Saint Roch, ca. 1705-24. Creator: Anon
Saint Roch, ca. 1705-24

Rue Saint-Honoré and Saint-Roch church, 1840. Creator:s Mingasson de Martinazeau
Rue Saint-Honore and Saint-Roch church, 1840

Rue Saint-Honoré and Saint-Roch church, 1840. Creator:s Mingasson de Martinazeau
Rue Saint-Honore and Saint-Roch church, 1840

Saint Clement Flanked by Saints Sebastian and Roch, n.d. Creator: Andrea Lilio
Saint Clement Flanked by Saints Sebastian and Roch, n.d

Virgin and Child in Glory with Saints Sebastian, John the Evangelist, and Roch, c.1610. Creator: Pasquale Ottino
Virgin and Child in Glory with Saints Sebastian, John the Evangelist, and Roch, c.1610

Plate 36: Saint Roch: From Portfolio "Spanish Colonial Designs of New Mexico", 1935 / 1942. Creator: Unknown
Plate 36: Saint Roch: From Portfolio " Spanish Colonial Designs of New Mexico", 1935/1942

Plate 36: St. Roch: From Portfolio "Spanish Colonial Designs of New Mexico, 1934 / 1942. Creator: Unknown
Plate 36: St. Roch: From Portfolio " Spanish Colonial Designs of New Mexico, 1934/1942

Saint Roche, Rue Saint Honore, n. d. Creator: Frank Edwin Scott
Saint Roche, Rue Saint Honore, n.d

Bulto St. Rocce, 1935 / 1942. Creator: E. Boyd
Bulto St. Rocce, 1935/1942

Saints Sebastian, Anthony and Roch. n. d. Creator: Jean Duvet
Saints Sebastian, Anthony and Roch.n.d

Saint Roch, kneeling on a stone, seen from the side with his dog behind him and a townscape in the background at left, 1620-30

Saint Roch, German, early 16th century. Creator: Unknown
Saint Roch, German, early 16th century

The Madonna of Saint Sebastian, with the Virgin and Child, surrounded by angels, looking down at Saint Sebastian, Saint Germinianus, and Saint Roch, 1847

The Expulsion of Saint Roch from Rome, late 15th century. Artist: German Master
The Expulsion of Saint Roch from Rome, late 15th century. German painting of the Swabian School. Legend holds that a dog found St Roch suffering from the plague, and summoned help

Legend of Saint Roch, 16th century. Artist: Bernaert van Orley
Legend of Saint Roch, 16th century

Landscape with the Legend of Saint Roch, early 16th century. Artist: Joachim Patinir
Landscape with the Legend of Saint Roch, early 16th century. Found in the collection of the State Art Museum, Kharkiv, Ukraine

Landscape Scene with Saint Roch, c1500-1524. Artist: Joachim Patinir
Landscape Scene with Saint Roch, c1500-1524

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"Saint Roch: A Symbol of Healing and Devotion" The late 15th-century artwork, "The Healing of Saint Roch, " by the German Master, depicts the miraculous powers of this revered saint. Known for his ability to heal those suffering from the plague, Saint Roch's image is captured in a metalcut created by the Workshop of Master of the Cologne Arms in 1480 or after. Intriguingly, Plate 36 from the portfolio "Spanish Colonial Designs of New Mexico" showcases an unknown creator's interpretation of Saint Roch. This plate offers a glimpse into how his veneration transcended time and geography. Another mysterious depiction can be found in Plate 36 titled "St. Roch" from the same portfolio. Created by an unknown artist between 1934 and 1942, it adds to our understanding of how this saint was perceived throughout history. Frank Edwin Scott's photograph captures Rue Saint Honore named after Saint Roche himself. The street stands as a testament to his enduring legacy. E. Boyd's Bulto St. Rocce sculpture from 1935/1942 further immortalizes this beloved figure through artistry that evokes devotion and reverence. Jean Duvet's creation portrays Saints Sebastian, Anthony, and Roch together—an homage to their shared dedication to healing and protection against diseases. One particularly poignant representation shows Saint Roch kneeling on a stone with his faithful dog behind him—a powerful symbol reminding us that even during times of hardship, we are not alone; there is always hope for healing and comfort. An early German artwork dating back to the early 16th century presents another enigmatic portrayal of Saint Roch—his presence resonating across borders and centuries. "The Madonna of Saint Sebastian, " surrounded by angels, serves as a reminder that faith often intertwines with other saints' devotions—a collective force working towards spiritual well-being.