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"St. Rocco: A Symbol of Healing and Compassion" Throughout history, the figure of St
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"St. Rocco: A Symbol of Healing and Compassion" Throughout history, the figure of St. Rocco has been depicted in various forms, each capturing his essence as a healer and protector. In "The Healing of Saint Roch, " a late 15th-century masterpiece by the German Master, we witness the saint's miraculous abilities to cure diseases. In another artwork from 1481, titled "Saints Nicholas of Tolentino, Roch, Sebastian, and Bernardino of Siena, " St. Rocco stands alongside other revered saints who shared his commitment to helping those in need during times of plague and suffering. A poignant portrayal from the early 17th century shows St. Roch kneeling on a stone with his loyal dog behind him. This image evokes both humility and strength as he prays for divine intervention against disease. One particularly striking painting from around 1560 depicts "St. Roch Curing the Plague. " The artist skillfully captures the desperation surrounding this devastating illness while highlighting St. Rocco's unwavering dedication to healing those afflicted. Israhel van Meckenem's creation from c. 1490/1500 showcases an intricate engraving that immortalizes St. Roch's selfless acts through delicate details. Moving forward in time to 1935/1942, E. Boyd sculpted a bulto statue titled "Bulto St. Rocce. " This piece embodies devotion towards this beloved saint while serving as a reminder of hope amidst challenging times. Jean Duvet's work portrays Saints Sebastian, Anthony, and Roch together—a testament to their collective efforts in combating plagues throughout history. In yet another depiction dating back to the mid-16th century by Battista del Moro entitled "Saint Roch, " we see how artists continued to honor this compassionate figure long after his passing—keeping alive his legacy as a symbol of healing grace. An anonymous German artist from the early 16th century created a captivating image of St.