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SAINT MARTIN (c316-397). Also known as Saint Martin of Tours. French prelate. Woodcut
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SAINT MARTIN (c316-397). Also known as Saint Martin of Tours. French prelate. Woodcut
SAINT MARTIN (c316-397).
Also known as Saint Martin of Tours. French prelate. Woodcut, c1505, by Hans Baldung Grien after Albrecht Durer
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4th Century Albrecht Baldung Beggar Charity Christianity Cripple Durer Equestrian Martin Prelate Saint Sword Tour Tours
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This woodcut print showcases the iconic figure of Saint Martin, also known as Saint Martin of Tours. Created in the 16th century by the talented artists Hans Baldung Grien and Albrecht Durer, this piece beautifully captures the essence of this revered French prelate. Saint Martin, who lived during the 4th century, is depicted here on horseback, embodying his equestrian identity. His noble presence is enhanced by his flowing beard and a sword at his side, symbolizing both strength and righteousness. As a devoted Christian leader, he dedicated himself to acts of charity and compassion towards those in need. The woodcut portrays an encounter between Saint Martin and a beggar or cripple. This scene highlights his unwavering commitment to helping others through selfless acts of kindness. The image evokes a sense of empathy as we witness Saint Martin's benevolence towards those less fortunate. With its intricate details and masterful technique typical of Renaissance artistry, this print serves as a powerful reminder of the enduring legacy left behind by this remarkable historical figure. It invites us to reflect on themes such as faith, generosity, and social responsibility that continue to resonate today.
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