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"Roch: A Journey through Art and Devotion" Step into the world of Roch, a figure that has captivated artists throughout history. From the late 15th century to the present day, this enigmatic saint has been portrayed in various forms, each capturing his significance and influence. In "The Healing of Saint Roch, " we witness the German Master's skillful brushstrokes bringing forth a miraculous scene. The artist portrays Roch as a beacon of hope for those suffering from illness, showcasing his role as a healer. Fast forward to c. 1910, where we encounter an intriguing color litho titled "Saint Roch, Patron saint of plasterers, laundry workers and dogs. " This depiction not only highlights his divine protection over specific professions but also emphasizes his affinity towards our loyal canine companions. Moving on to "Rock the Brazilian, " an engraving from 1678 that showcases how this revered figure transcends borders and cultures. Here we see Roch depicted in vibrant detail amidst Brazilian landscapes - a testament to his universal appeal. Orley's masterpiece from 1517 takes us deeper into Saint Roch's life story. With meticulous attention to detail, he captures our protagonist attending plague victims in Venice's Lazaretto - demonstrating both compassion and courage during times of crisis. "Il Tramonto (The Sunset)" by an unknown artist transports us back to the early 16th century with its mesmerizing oil-on-canvas composition. Though not directly focused on Saint Roch himself, this artwork serves as a reminder of nature's beauty and tranquility - qualities often associated with him. Saint Anne with the Virgin and Child alongside Saint James the Great presents another facet of devotion surrounding Saint Roch. This painting from an unknown artist reveals how interconnected saints are within religious iconography while emphasizing their individual roles in faith. A stunning oil-on-canvas piece created between 1730-35 brings forth another dimension of Saint Roch's narrative.