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Saint Lucy, c. 1510 (engraving)

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Saint Lucy, c. 1510 (engraving)

883326 Saint Lucy, c.1510 (engraving) by Master I.I.C.A. (fl.c.1500-1510); 19.7x16.2 cm; Minneapolis Institute of Arts, MN, USA; (add.info.: Lucia of Syracuse (283-304), having already had molten lead poured through her ears, being pulled by four oxen and a dagger put to her throat, is here depicted during her final trial in which her eyes were gouged out. Later miraculously recovering her site, she is invoked for protection against eye disease.); © Minneapolis Institute of Art; Gift of Miss Tessie Jones in memory of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herschel V. Jones, 1966

Media ID 31718124

© Minneapolis Institute of Art Gift of Miss Tessie Jones in memory of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herschel V. Jones, 1966 / Bridgeman Images

Christian Martyr Eyeball Eyeballs Eyes Martyrdom Monochrome Sicilian Sicily Skewer Stick Skewered St Lucy


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This print showcases the engraving of "Saint Lucy" created around 1510 by Master I. I. C. A. The artwork, measuring 19.7x16.2 cm, is housed in the prestigious Minneapolis Institute of Arts in Minnesota, USA. The image depicts Saint Lucy of Syracuse (283-304), a revered Christian martyr known for her unwavering faith and miraculous recovery from blindness. In this final trial, she endures unimaginable suffering as molten lead is poured through her ears while being pulled by four oxen and threatened with a dagger to her throat. The engraving captures the moment when Saint Lucy's eyes are gouged out, symbolizing her ultimate sacrifice and steadfast devotion to God. Despite this brutal ordeal, she later regains her sight miraculously, becoming an inspiration for those seeking protection against eye diseases. Masterfully executed in monochrome tones, the artwork portrays Saint Lucy standing tall in flowing robes amidst a serene landscape. Her piercing gaze draws attention to the skewer that pierces one eyeball—a powerful representation of martyrdom and resilience. This remarkable piece not only highlights religious themes but also reflects Italian artistry from that era. It serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of Christianity and its impact on European culture. With its historical significance and artistic brilliance, this print offers viewers a glimpse into the profound story of Saint Lucy's life and unwavering commitment to her beliefs.

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