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St. Sebastian and St. James the Great, panel from the Church San Andres of Tortura
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St. Sebastian and St. James the Great, panel from the Church San Andres of Tortura
REV345848 St. Sebastian and St. James the Great, panel from the Church San Andres of Tortura, late 15th century-early 16th century (painted wood) (see also 345849) by Spanish School; Museo diocesano de Arte Sacro, Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain; (add.info.: Saint Sebastien et Saint Jacques le Majeur, panneau en bois provenant de l eglise de San Andres de Tortura; Musee diocesain d art sacre, Vitoria; ); Spanish, out of copyright
Media ID 23188908
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Apostle Arrow Arrows Compostela Compostelle Early Renaissance Half Nude Martyrdom Orange Pilgrim Pilgrimage Scallop Shell Staff Stick Tied Up Halo Martyr
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This print showcases a panel from the Church San Andres of Tortura, depicting two revered figures from Spanish history: St. Sebastian and St. James the Great. Created in the late 15th to early 16th century, this painted wood artwork is a testament to the skill and artistry of the Spanish School. In this scene, we see St. Sebastian tied up with arrows piercing his body, symbolizing his martyrdom for his faith. Beside him stands St. James the Great, recognizable by his red hat adorned with a scallop shell – an emblem associated with pilgrims traveling to Santiago de Compostela. The intricate floral pattern surrounding these figures adds a touch of elegance and decorative flair to the composition. The half-nude depiction of St. Sebastian emphasizes his vulnerability and suffering, while also highlighting his strength in enduring such torment. Both saints are depicted holding staffs or sticks as pilgrim symbols, further emphasizing their connection to religious journeys and spiritual devotion. The vibrant orange halo surrounding their heads signifies their divine status as holy figures within Christianity. Overall, this panel exemplifies the artistic style of early Renaissance Spain and offers viewers a glimpse into medieval religious practices through its rich symbolism and ornate decoration.
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