Caption
Son martyre, Two bas reliefs from the Église Saint-Lô in Bourg-Achard, depicting the ordeal and martyrdom of Saint Eustace of Rome, Sa première epreuve, Bas reliefs en bois, du XVme siècle, dans l'Église de Bourg-Achard (Eure), page, photomechanical print, number: 'Pl. III.', photographer: Raoul Bonet, Bourg-Achard, cliché maker: Raoul Bonet (possibly), c. 1885 - in or before 1895, Raoul Bonet, photographer, cliché maker, paper, collotype, phototype, height 243 mm x width 321 mm, Prints after page 28., the Roman soldier and hunter Eustace (Eustachius, Eustathius), possible attributes: banner, bull of brass, cuirass, hunting horn, lance, stag's head with crucifix, sword, two sons, wife, sculpture (relief, sculpture), martyrdom, suffering, misfortune, death of St. Eustace, A sepia-toned image showing two carved relief panels side by side on a light background, the left panel depicting a standing robed figure with raised hands wearing a headpiece, surrounded by carved architectural elements, animals, and smaller human faces, and the right panel showing a group of carved figures including clothed and nude forms, a cow head, a kneeling hooded figure, flames with scattered objects below, and additional faces and figures arranged above and around them.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A98_357
License type
Rights managed
Available size
57.5Mb (9.1Mb) / 17.4in x 12.8in / 5217 x 3852 (300dpi)