Saint Zeno, Saint John the Baptist and a Female Martyr
Artist: Bartolomeo Montagna (Italian, Living 1459, died 1523)
Original Dimensions: 40 1/2" x 55 1/2"
Location: National Gallery of Art, London
About Artwork: (Probably about 1495) "Saint John the Baptist is shown between Saint Zeno, the fourth-century Bishop of Verona, and a female saint. Because of the finery of her clothing and her long flowing hair, she may be Saint Catherine, who was a princess from Alexandria. However, the saint is usually shown with the spiked wheel used in her torture, so it is difficult to be sure. Saint John carries a fine reed cross, a symbol of Christ’s crucifixion. The scroll curled around it is inscribed in Latin with the words he spoke about Christ when he was preaching in the wilderness (John 1: 29, 36): ECCE AGNVS (‘Behold the Lamb’). The picture is in poor condition, partly because the paint surface has been transferred from the wooden panel on which it was painted to canvas." - (National Gallery of Art, London)
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