St george and the dragon

St George And The Dragon Statues An artist in Western Australia created an 18-meter modernist sculpture.......

Harold Nelson (1871—1948) is one of my favorite ink illustrators, though it doesn't seem his body of work is as large as it might be hoped for. Primarily known for his book-plate designs, he illustrated several books, one of which I will post soon. The St George image shown above was, I believe, originally drawn for Spenser's Faerie Queene; but this version with coloration is from an early XXth century Inland Printer periodical insert, advertising a paper mill. One of my very favorite…

Fictitious and Symbolic Creatures in Art, by John Vinycomb, [1909], full text etext at sacred-texts.com

William Stout - St. George and The Dragon

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St. George Killing the Dragon - 63X50 cm, oil on MDF board, Private commission, 2016. There is one particular subject matter that...

St. George and the Dragon - J. E. Boehm, Hungarian by descent and Austrian by birth and education, became one of the foremost sculptors in Britain and one of the chief portraitists of the great and the good. He was born in Vienna, his father being Director of the Imperial Mint and possessor of a huge collection of fine art from the times of ancient Egypt onwards.

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St. George in a little trouble? 11" x 8" Watercolor Pencil and Chalk on Toned Paper

It is uncertain when Saint George was born and historians continue to debate to this day. However, his death date is estimated to be April 23, 303 A.D. The first piece of evidence of George's existance appeared within the works of the Bollandists Daniel Papebroch, Jean Bolland, and Godfrey ...