Saint Philip Collection
Saint Philip, also known as Saint Philip the Apostle, is depicted in various artworks throughout history
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Saint Philip, also known as Saint Philip the Apostle, is depicted in various artworks throughout history. One notable representation of him is by El Greco, a renowned artist from the 16th century. In this painting, Saint Philip stands out among other figures with his distinct features and serene expression. Another depiction can be found in an oil painting titled "Saint Philip Benizzi. " Created between 1505-10, this artwork showcases his devoutness and dedication to his faith. In a different piece called "The Trinity and St James the Great, " Augustine, Philip, and Crispinus are portrayed alongside other significant religious figures. This oil on wood masterpiece captures their spiritual presence and importance within Christianity. Moving forward in time to 1737, we find a marble statue Neri inside St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City. The craftsmanship exemplifies the reverence for this saint as he is honored within one of the most sacred places in Catholicism. A side altar dedicated to San Lorenzo and San Felipe de Jesus displays an artistic creation by John Collier dating back to 1943. This captivating work highlights both saints' significance while adding cultural elements specific to Trampas, New Mexico. An engraving depicting the martyrdom of St. Philip portrays his ultimate sacrifice for his beliefs. Through detailed lines etched into paper or metal plates, this artwork conveys the intense emotions surrounding his death. An altarpiece from the 14th century showcases San Felipe (St. Philip) alongside Santiago (St. James). Painted with tempera on wood, it reflects Byzantine art influences while emphasizing these apostles' roles within Christianity. Further representations include engravings solely focused on St. Philip himself or featuring him alongside other saints like James or Malachi - as seen in Pinturicchio's fresco at Apostolic Palace in Vatican City or Jan van Scorel's painting titled "Le bapteme (the Christening).