Saints Michael and Francis
Artist: Juan de Flandes (Dutch, 1496–1519)
Original Dimensions: 35 3/8" x 32 3/4"
Location: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
About Artwork: (ca. 1505–9) "This panel was originally part of a large Spanish altarpiece. The artist placed both figures in niches, but in contrast to the frontal, ascetic image of Saint Francis, who is neatly contained within the shallow space, Saint Michael extends beyond his niche. Stabbing the dragon at his feet, the archangel gazes earthward at the apocalyptic vision—a walled, smoking city—that is reflected in his decorative shield. This latter detail hints at Juan de Flandes’s Netherlandish origin. The introduction of a gold background and the broad painting technique, however, reveal his efforts to adapt his style to Spanish taste." - (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York)
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