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St. George killing the dragon; bronze statuette by Niccol Roccatagliata, in the church of San Giorgio Maggiore
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St. George killing the dragon; bronze statuette by Niccol Roccatagliata, in the church of San Giorgio Maggiore
Alinari, Fratelli
ACA-F-020767-0000
Media ID 33129933
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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St. George killing the dragon; bronze statuette by Niccol Roccatagliata, in the church of San Giorgio Maggiore
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. This print captures a moment frozen in time, showcasing an exquisite bronze statuette that resides within the magnificent walls of the Church of San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice. Crafted by the skilled hands of Niccol Roccatagliata back in 1593 during the late Renaissance period, this artwork tells a tale as old as time. In this scene, we witness St. George fearlessly confronting a fearsome dragon with his sword raised high. The intricate details on both figures are truly remarkable - from St. George's armor and military attire to every scale on the dragon's body, bringing them to life even through stillness. The artist's mastery shines through as he expertly captures not only their physical forms but also their emotions and expressions. St. George stands tall and resolute, embodying bravery and unwavering faith in his mission to vanquish evil. Meanwhile, the dragon twists and writhes beneath him, its menacing eyes filled with fury yet tinged with a hint of vulnerability. As we delve deeper into this composition, it becomes evident that this artwork transcends mere representation; it symbolizes triumph over adversity and serves as an allegory for good conquering evil - themes deeply rooted in Christian religion. With its fusion of late Renaissance and Baroque styles, this masterpiece transports us back to a pivotal era where Europe was undergoing profound cultural shifts. It reminds us of our collective history while simultaneously inspiring awe at human creativity across centuries. Alinari Fratelli's photographic rendition beautifully preserves every nuance captured within Roccatagliata's sculpture – allowing us to appreciate its magnificence long after its creation more than four centuries ago.
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