Saint Philip

Saint Philip

Artist: Lorenzo Costa (Italian, 1460 - 1535)

Original Dimensions: 43 1/4" x 22 1/2"

Location: National Gallery of Art, London

About Artwork: (1505) "A bearded Saint Philip stands in a landscape, immersed in a book. A slender cross rests against his shoulder, with another cross attached to it where Christ’s crucified body would have been hung, a reference to Philip’s martyrdom (he was crucified upside down). This painting was originally part of a large, multi-panelled altarpiece painted by Lorenzo Costa for the oratory of S. Pietro in Vincoli, Faenza, other parts of which are also in the National Gallery’s collection. This picture appeared next to The Virgin and Child, with Saint Paul on the other side. The steps on Philip’s left are part of the Virgin’s elaborate throne, and the delicate landscape behind him extends across these three panels." - (National Gallery of Art, London)

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