Saint George and the Dragon

Saint George and the Dragon

Artist: Jacopo Tintoretto (Italian, About 1518 - 1594)

Original Dimensions: 62 3/8" x 39 5/8"

Location: National Gallery of Art, London

About Artwork: (About 1555) "Saint George plunges his lance into the jaws of the dragon which, according to legend, inhabited the lake outside the city of Lydda in the Holy Land. He has arrived just in time to save the princess, who had been presented as a sacrifice to the creature. The dead body of one of the dragon’s earlier victims lies on the ground. God the Father appears in the heavens in answer to George’s prayers and intervenes to help him defeat the dragon. Tintoretto has devised a daring, dramatically heaving composition, with the horizon set two thirds up the picture and the figures positioned above one another receding obliquely into the distance. The headlong movement of the princess and Saint George is continued in the swirling draperies, rushing waters and thunderous clouds pierced by blinding beams of light in the heavens. Although the painting was intended as an altarpiece it may always have been kept in a private domestic setting, probably a private chapel." - (National Gallery of Art, London)

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