St Roch Collection
"St. Roch: A Symbol of Healing and Devotion" Step into the late 15th century masterpiece, "The Healing of Saint Roch, " created by the talented German Master
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"St. Roch: A Symbol of Healing and Devotion" Step into the late 15th century masterpiece, "The Healing of Saint Roch, " created by the talented German Master. This captivating artwork showcases the miraculous powers attributed to St. Roch, a revered figure in Christian history. Travel to Sao Miguel, a picturesque island nestled within Portugal's Azores archipelago. Here, in the municipality of Ponta Delgada, lies Sao Roque - a charming town offering breathtaking views towards its namesake saint. Marvel at "St. Roch and St. Sebastian, " an exquisite piece that captures both saints' divine presence while being serenaded by "The Annunciation. " Painted with egg tempera and adorned with gold and oil glazes on panel before 1544, this artwork is truly awe-inspiring [see 5938234]. In another remarkable creation from 1481 titled "Saints Nicholas of Tolentino, Roch, Sebastian, and Bernardino of Siena, " witness the convergence of these holy figures who embody faithfulness and protection against adversity. Delve into the vivid scenes depicting Saint Roch's life in Everard van Orley's masterpiece from 1517. Experience his unwavering dedication as he attends to plague victims in Venice's Lazaretto - an act that solidifies his reputation as a patron saint against infectious diseases. Immerse yourself in San Rocco's limewood sculpture; its intricate details bring forth Saint Roch's humility as he kneels on a stone with his loyal dog faithfully standing behind him during times of hardship (1620-30). Witness how Saint Roch intercedes alongside Virgin Mary before Christ on behalf of plague victims - an iconic portrayal symbolizing hope amidst despair. Explore various artistic interpretations showcasing St. Roch's significance throughout history: from color lithographs illustrating Extreme Unction rituals to engravings capturing French marriages held at St. Roch Church.