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Saint Apollonia Collection

"Saint Apollonia: Patron Saint of Dentists and Martyr" In the world of art, often depicted in various paintings alongside other saints and figures

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Crowned Madonna and Child with Angels, Saint Paul, Saint Peter, 1559 (tempera on panel)

Crowned Madonna and Child with Angels, Saint Paul, Saint Peter, 1559 (tempera on panel)
8832369 Crowned Madonna and Child with Angels, Saint Paul, Saint Peter, 1559 (tempera on panel) by Pancalino, Cristoforo (Raffaello de Rossi) (fl.1525-1578) & Pancalino Raffaele (fl.1514-1573)

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Saint Lucy and Saint Apollonia, 1514 (fresco)

Saint Lucy and Saint Apollonia, 1514 (fresco)
8832384 Saint Lucy and Saint Apollonia, 1514 (fresco) by Botoneri, Giovanni di Cherasco (16th century); Santuario di San Magno, Castelmagno, Cuneo

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Madonna enthroned with Child, surrounded by saints and figures, 1575 (painting)

Madonna enthroned with Child, surrounded by saints and figures, 1575 (painting)
7129047 Madonna enthroned with Child, surrounded by saints and figures, 1575 (painting) by Allori, Alessandro (1535-1607); Galleria dell'Accademia, Florence, Tuscany

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Sainte Genevieve et Sainte Apolline (ou Apollonie) (Saints Genevieve and Apollonia)

Sainte Genevieve et Sainte Apolline (ou Apollonie) (Saints Genevieve and Apollonia)
FIA5379008 Sainte Genevieve et Sainte Apolline (ou Apollonie) (Saints Genevieve and Apollonia). Sainte Genevieve (423-502 ou 512), patronne de la vile de Paris

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Saints Apollonia, Barbara, and Agatha, 1490 / 1500. Creator: Master Alejo

Saints Apollonia, Barbara, and Agatha, 1490 / 1500. Creator: Master Alejo
Saints Apollonia, Barbara, and Agatha, 1490/1500

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Roman judge condemning to death the Saints Apollonia, Lucy and Catherine of Alexandria, c

Roman judge condemning to death the Saints Apollonia, Lucy and Catherine of Alexandria, c
3496246 Roman judge condemning to death the Saints Apollonia, Lucy and Catherine of Alexandria, c.1696-97 (fresco) (detail of 3496243) by Pagani, Paolo (c.1661-1716); Chiesa di San Martino, Castello

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Roman judge condemning to death the Saints Apollonia, Lucy and Catherine of Alexandria, c

Roman judge condemning to death the Saints Apollonia, Lucy and Catherine of Alexandria, c
3496247 Roman judge condemning to death the Saints Apollonia, Lucy and Catherine of Alexandria, c.1696-97 (fresco) (detail of 3496243 & 3496246) by Pagani, Paolo (c.1661-1716); Chiesa di San Martino

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Vault with frescoes, c. 1696-97 (fresco)

Vault with frescoes, c. 1696-97 (fresco)
3496243 Vault with frescoes, c.1696-97 (fresco) by Pagani, Paolo (c.1661-1716); Chiesa di San Martino, Castello, Valsolda, Como, Lombardy, Italy; (add.info.: Castello, Valsolda)

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Saint Apollonia, c. 1455 / 1460. Creator: Piero della Francesca

Saint Apollonia, c. 1455 / 1460. Creator: Piero della Francesca
Saint Apollonia, c. 1455/1460. Attributed to Piero della Francesca

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Madonna and Child between the saints Catherine and Apollonia, 1526. Creator: Dal Toso

Madonna and Child between the saints Catherine and Apollonia, 1526. Creator: Dal Toso
Madonna and Child between the saints Catherine and Apollonia, 1526. Found in the Collection of Musei Civici, Vicenza

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Saint Apollonia, c1455-1460. Artist: Piero della Francesca

Saint Apollonia, c1455-1460. Artist: Piero della Francesca
Saint Apollonia, c1455-1460. The painting is part of the Kress Collection, National Gallery of Art, Washington DC. From Masterpieces of Painting, edited by Huntington Cairns and John Walker

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Saint Nicholas and Saints Catherine, Lucy, Margaret and Apollonia

Saint Nicholas and Saints Catherine, Lucy, Margaret and Apollonia. Artist: Botticini, Francesco (1446-1497)
Saint Nicholas and Saints Catherine, Lucy, Margaret and Apollonia. Found in the collection of the National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Madonna with Child, Saints Apollonia and Bernardino and four angels, ca 1460

Madonna with Child, Saints Apollonia and Bernardino and four angels, ca 1460. Artist: Sano di Pietro (1406-1481)
Madonna with Child, Saints Apollonia and Bernardino and four angels, ca 1460. Found in the collection of the Museo di arte sacra della Val d Arbia

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Saints Genevieve and Apollonia, 1506. Artist: Cranach, Lucas, the Elder (1472-1553)

Saints Genevieve and Apollonia, 1506. Artist: Cranach, Lucas, the Elder (1472-1553)
Saints Genevieve and Apollonia, 1506. Found in the collection of the National Gallery, London

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Saint Apollonia Alexandria 17th century Pen brown ink

Saint Apollonia Alexandria 17th century Pen brown ink
Artokoloro

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: The Martyrdom of Saint Apollonia

The Martyrdom of Saint Apollonia; Lieven van Lathem, Flemish, about 1430 - 1493, active 1454 - 1493; Ghent (written), Belgium, Europe; 1469; Tempera colors, gold leaf, gold paint, silver paint

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Initial V: Saint Apollonia with a Book and Tongs

Initial V: Saint Apollonia with a Book and Tongs; Master of the Llangattock Hours, Flemish, active about 1450 - 1460; Bruges (illuminated), Belgium, Europe; 1450s; Tempera colors, gold leaf

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Sassetta, Saint Apollonia, Italian, probably 1392-1450, c. 1435, tempera on panel

Sassetta, Saint Apollonia, Italian, probably 1392-1450, c. 1435, tempera on panel

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: German 15th Century, Saint Apollonia, c. 1450, woodcut, hand-colored in red lake

German 15th Century, Saint Apollonia, c. 1450, woodcut, hand-colored in red lake, green, yellow, and brown

Background imageSaint Apollonia Collection: Spain, Madrid, The Martyrdom of Saint Apollonia

Spain, Madrid, The Martyrdom of Saint Apollonia
Guido Reni (1575-1642), The Martyrdom of Saint Apollonia, 1603-04



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"Saint Apollonia: Patron Saint of Dentists and Martyr" In the world of art, often depicted in various paintings alongside other saints and figures. One such painting is "Madonna enthroned with Child, surrounded by saints and figures, " created in 1575. This masterpiece showcases the divine presence of the Madonna as she sits on her throne with Baby Jesus, while Saint Apollonia stands among a group of revered individuals. Another notable artwork featuring Saint Apollonia is "Sainte Genevieve et Sainte Apolline (ou Apollonie), " which portrays Saints Genevieve and Apollonia together. While Genevieve was known as the patron saint of Paris, it was Sainte Apolline who became renowned as the patron saint of dentists due to her martyrdom in Alexandria in 249 AD. The significance of this courageous saint can also be seen in "Roman judge condemning to death the Saints Apollonia, Lucy, and Catherine of Alexandria. " This depiction highlights their unwavering faith despite facing persecution during Roman times. Furthermore, frescoes from c. 1696-97 showcase a vault adorned with scenes from religious history that include representations of Saint Apollonia. These intricate artworks serve as a testament to her enduring legacy throughout centuries. Piero della Francesca's works like "Saint Apollonia" (c1455-1460) further immortalize this remarkable figure through his masterful brushstrokes. Similarly, Dal Toso's painting titled "Madonna and Child between the saints Catherine and Apolllina" captures an intimate moment where these holy beings are united by their devotion. Jean Fouquet's piece entitled "The Martyrdom of St. Appoline" delves into her ultimate sacrifice for her beliefsā€”a powerful reminder that sainthood often comes at great cost.