Andrew St Collection

Portrait of a Man as Saint Andrew (recto), 1480. Creator: Master of the Magdalen Legend
Portrait of a Man as Saint Andrew (recto), 1480.

St Andrew. Plate 3. From: Christ and the Apostles, c.1545. Creator: Lambert Suavius
St Andrew. Plate 3. From: Christ and the Apostles, c.1545. This figure of St Andrew makes eye contact with the viewer; this, together with the sharply foreshortened wall to the right

Virgin and Child with Saints Francis, Andrew, Paul, Peter, Stephen, and Louis of Toulouse, c. 1317-21. Six Christian saints occupy arched panels on both sides of the Virgin Mary and infant Jesus

The Calling Of Saints Peter And Andrew, 1470s. Creator: Matteo di Giovanni
The Calling Of Saints Peter And Andrew, 1470s. Jesus on the shore of the Sea of Galilee, urging two fishermen, the brothers Peter and Andrew, to become his disciples

Madonna and Child with St Andrew and St Lawrence. Creator: Niccolò Rondinelli
Madonna and Child with St Andrew and St Lawrence, Unknown date

Saint Andrew, 1589. Creator: Hendrik Goltzius
Saint Andrew, 1589. Series: Christ, the Twelve Apostles and Paul, pl. 2 of 14; Prints

Scene from the Martyrdom of St. Andrew, 1758. Creator: Jean-Baptiste Deshays
Scene from the Martyrdom of St. Andrew, 1758. Saint Andrew, Brought by His Tormentors, Refuses to Worship the Pagan Gods

The Marriage at Cana, c.1530-c.1532. Creator: Jan Cornelisz Vermeyen
The Marriage at Cana, c.1530-c.1532. Other Title(s): The calling of St John during the marriage at Cana. This painting depicts a moment that preceded the miracle

S. Andreas. Creator: Hieronymous Wierix
S. Andreas

Saint Mathias, Saint James the Greater and Saint Andrew, between 1701 and 1750. Creator: Unknown
Saint Mathias, Saint James the Greater and Saint Andrew. Three apostles painted by Jouvenet for the lower cupola of Invalides chapel, between 1701 and 1750

Sanctus Andreas. Creator: Marco Alvise Pitteri
Sanctus Andreas

Martyrdom of Saint Andrew, 18th century. Creator: Francesco Fontebasso
Martyrdom of Saint Andrew, 18th century

Seated Youth: Study for Flagellation of Saint Andrew, c.1608. Creator: Domenichino
Seated Youth: Study for Flagellation of Saint Andrew, c.1608

Risen Christ Between Saints Andrew and Longinus, c.1472. Creator: School of Andrea Mantegna
Risen Christ Between Saints Andrew and Longinus, c.1472

God the Father and Eleven of the Twelve Apostles, n.d. Creator: Giovanni Marco Pitteri
God the Father and Eleven of the Twelve Apostles, n.d

Saint Andrew, Italy, 1765 / 66. Creator: Leandro Gagliardi
Saint Andrew, Italy, 1765/66

St. Peter and St. Andrew, from The Apostles. Creator: Israhel van Meckenem
St. Peter and St. Andrew, from The Apostles

St. Liverius; St. Saturninus; St. T(I?)oscion; St. Andrew. Creator: Jacques Callot
St. Liverius; St. Saturninus; St. T(I?)oscion; St. Andrew

The Martyrdom of Saint Andrew, c. 1634 / 1635. Creator: Jacques Callot
The Martyrdom of Saint Andrew, c. 1634/1635

Saint Andrew, published 1631. Creator: Jacques Callot
Saint Andrew, published 1631

St Andrew Praying before his Martyrdom, 1643. Creator: Carlo Dolci
St Andrew Praying before his Martyrdom, 1643

Christ Summoning Peter and Andrew, 1776. Creator: Richard Earlom
Christ Summoning Peter and Andrew, 1776. Matthew 4:18. After Claude Lorrain

Saint Andre, 1726. Creator: Louis Jacob
Saint Andre, 1726

Saint Andrew, 1595-1616. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Saint Andrew, 1595-1616

Saint Andrew standing in profile holding a large cross from a series of Twelve Apostles, ca. 1540-50. Attributed to Antonio da Trento or Niccolo Vicentino. After Parmigianino

The Risen Christ between Saint Andrew and Saint Longinus, ca. 1472

Christ calling Saint Andrew, who kneels before him on a beach, and Saint Peter, who climbs out of a boat at right, 1590

Saint Andrew, ca. 1610. Creator: Workshop of El Greco (Spanish, ca. 1610)
Saint Andrew, ca. 1610. Andrew and his brother, the apostle Peter, were fishermen on the Sea of Galilee. Andrew is said to have been martyred on an x-shaped cross at the hands of the Roman governor

Scenes from the Life of Saint Andrew, late 14th century. Creator: Unknown
Scenes from the Life of Saint Andrew, late 14th century

Christ and the Twelve Apostles, 1592. Creators: Martin de Vos, Adriaen Collaert
Christ and the Twelve Apostles, 1592

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"Andrew St: A Journey Through Art and Faith" Step into the world of Andrew St, a street that bears the name of Saint Andrew, one of the twelve apostles and brother to Saint Peter. This humble street holds a rich history intertwined with artistry and religious devotion. Travel back in time to Italy in 1765/66, where Leandro Gagliardi created an awe-inspiring masterpiece depicting Saint Andrew. The intricate details capture the essence of this revered saint's life and teachings. Israhel van Meckenem's work titled "St. Peter and St. Andrew, from The Apostles" transports us further into biblical times. It beautifully portrays these two pillars of Christianity side by side, united in their mission to spread God's word. Jacques Callot takes us on a journey through various artworks featuring Saint Andrew alongside other saints such as Liverius, Saturninus, T (I?)oscion - each piece showcasing their unique stories and contributions to faith. In Carlo Dolci's painting "St. Andrew Praying before his Martyrdom, " we witness the profound strength and unwavering faith that defined this apostle until his last breath. His devotion serves as an inspiration for believers throughout centuries. Richard Earlom captures a pivotal moment when Christ summons both Peter and Andrew to become fishers of men in his artwork "Christ Summoning Peter and Andre. " Their lives forever changed as they embarked on their divine calling. Louis Jacob presents us with "Saint Andre, " a stunning portrayal that exudes gracefulness while honoring Saint Andrew's legacy within Christian iconography. Jacques Bellange brings forth his artistic prowess through "Saint Andrew, " capturing the saint's enigmatic persona with delicate brushstrokes - inviting viewers into deeper contemplation about spirituality. Carlo Maratti paints an intense scene titled "Martyrdom of St. Andrew, " reminding us of the sacrifices made by early Christians who fearlessly stood for their beliefs, even in the face of persecution.