St Catherine Of Collection

Martyrdom of St. Catherine, 1625. Creator: Claude Mellan
Martyrdom of St. Catherine, 1625

The Martyrdom of St. Catherine of Alexandria, 1560-70. Creator: Carlo Portelli
The Martyrdom of St. Catherine of Alexandria, 1560-70. Martyred in the early 4th century by emperor Maxentius

St Catherine, stained glass, church of St Leonard, Heston, Middlesex, 1820. Heston is now in the London borough of Hounslow

East window in St Margaret, Westminster, depicting the crucifixion, London, 1795. To the sides of the main scene are representations of four figures

St Elizabeth of Hungary, St Catherine of Alexandria and St Rosalie of Padua, 1470-1500. Artist: Master of Saint Gudule
St Elizabeth of Hungary, St Catherine of Alexandria and St Rosalie of Padua, 1470-1500. Left to right: St Elizabeth of Hungary (1207-1231); St Catherine of Alexandria (d307)

The Mystic Marriage of St Catherine, 1526-1527. Artist: Correggio
The Mystic Marriage of St Catherine, 1526-1527. St Catherine of Alexandria with the Virgin and Child, watched by St Sebastian. Painting housed in the Musee du Louvre, Paris

The Mystic Marriage of St Catherine, 1526-1527 (1870). Artist: Franz Kellerhoven
The Mystic Marriage of St Catherine, 1526-1527 (1870). St Catherine of Alexandria with the Virgin and Child, watched by St Sebastian. From the collection of the Musee du Louvre, Paris

St Catherine Carried to her Tomb by Angels, 1520-1523 (1870). After the painting by Bernardino Luini in the collection of the Pinacoteca di Brera, Milan

St Catherine, 1886. Published in Butlers Lives of the Saints, DIV 1, by the Rev Alban Butler, London & Dublin, 1886

Painting on the reverse of the Trebon Altarpiece, c1380 (1955). Artist: Master of the Trebon Altarpiece
Painting on the reverse of the Trebon Altarpiece, c1380 (1955). St Catherine of Alexandria, St Mary Magdalene and St Margaret of Antioch

Madonna Between St Catherine and Margaret, c1360 (1955). Middle part of a wing alter-piece. Found in the collection of the Municipal Museum, Ceske Budejovice

Saint Catherine of Alexandria, 15th century (1849). Artist: H Moulin
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, 15th century (1849). Catherine is a Christian saint and martyr claimed to have been a noted scholar in the early 4th century

Madonna and Child with Saints Catherine and Christopher, 15th century. Artist: Matteo di Giovanni
Madonna and Child with Saints Catherine and Christopher, 15th century. Found in the collection of the State A Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow

Saint Catherine of Alexandria, c1507. Artist: Raphael
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, c1507. Saint Catherine is shown leaning on the wheel upon which she was condemned to die but which miraculously broke

The Mystic Marriage of St Catherine, 1505-1510. Artist: Gerard David
The Mystic Marriage of St Catherine, 1505-1510. Found in the collection of the National Gallery, London

The Mystic Marriage of St Catherine, 1516-1518. Artist: Lucas Cranach the Elder
The Mystic Marriage of St Catherine, 1516-1518. From the collection of the Szepmuveseti Muzeum, Budapest, Hungary

St Catherine of Alexandria, c1500
St Catherine of Alexandria of Alexandria, c1500. St Catherine of Alexandria was a 4th century early Christian martyr. At her feet is a piece of the spiked wheel upon which she was martyred

Triptych, with the central panel showing the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. The left panel depicts Francis of Assisi receiving stigmata, and Saint Elizabeth

Marble altarpieces of saints. From left to right: St Anne holding her daughter Virgin Mary; St Catherine of Alexandria (d307); St Margaret standing on the Devil who visited her in prison

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"Saint Catherine of Alexandria: A Timeless Icon of Faith and Martyrdom" In the realm of Christian art, few figures have captured the imagination quite like St. Catherine of Alexandria. From the delicate brushstrokes of Master of Saint Gudule to the intricate engravings by Claude Mellan, her story has been immortalized in various forms throughout history. Born during a time when saints walked among us, St. Catherine's life intertwined with other remarkable women such as St. Elizabeth of Hungary and St. Rosalie of Padua. Their devotion to God and selflessness inspired countless souls for centuries to come. The martyrdom scenes depicted by Carlo Portelli and Albrecht Durer transport us back to a tumultuous era where faith was tested relentlessly. These powerful artworks remind us that even in the face of persecution, St. Catherine stood firm in her beliefs, refusing to renounce her allegiance to Christ. Stained glass windows like those found in Heston's Church of St Leonard or London's iconic Westminster Abbey offer glimpses into moments from biblical narratives interwoven with images honoring this courageous saint. The crucifixion scene portrayed at St Margaret's is a poignant reminder that through suffering comes salvation. Correggio’s "The Mystic Marriage" presents an ethereal vision where heavenly bliss meets earthly beauty as St. Catherine unites with Christ symbolically in holy matrimony—a testament to her unwavering love for God. Franz Kellerhoven’s rendition captures another aspect—St Catherine being carried towards eternal rest by angels—an image brimming with serenity and divine grace that offers solace amidst life’s trials. Even older works like those on display within the Trebon Altarpiece reveal how artists across generations sought inspiration from this extraordinary woman who lived long before their time - a testament to her enduring legacy. Whether it be through paintings dating back centuries or more contemporary depictions like "St. Catherine" from 1886, the spirit of St.