Légende

Saint Casimir. Figure of a standing saint with a cross and a lily in his hands, a biretta on his head, a crown and scepter at his feet; in the background on the left a castle on a hill, on the right Trzykrzyska Mountain. Casimir (1458–1484), born in Krakow, second of six sons of Casimir Jagiellon; his mother Elizabeth, daughter of Emperor Albert II Habsburg. Tutor Jan Dlugosz wrote: 'He was a noble youth, of rare abilities and a mind worthy of memory.' Casimir died in 1484 and was buried in the Chapel in Vilnius Cathedral. The image belongs to a series of graphic compositions depicting images that were objects of worship, mostly created by anonymous engravers, often in monastery engraving workshops. After 1800. Graphic; graphic matrix/plate. Height 8.8 cm, width 6.1 cm.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A39_227

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

77.4Mo (5.3Mo) / 38.2cm x 50.8cm / 4507 x 6000 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Saint Casimir Figure standing saint cross lily hands biretta head crown scepter feet background left castle hill right Trzykrzyska Mountain Casimir 1458–1484 born Krakow second six sons Casimir Jagiellon mother Elizabeth daughter Emperor Albert II Habsburg Tutor Jan Dlugosz wrote was noble youth rare abilities mind worthy memory Casimir died 1484 was buried Chapel Vilnius Cathedral image belongs series graphic compositions depicting images objects worship mostly created anonymous engravers monastery engraving workshops 1800 Graphic graphic matrix plate Height 8.8 cm width 6.1 cm rectangular metal plaque warm copper color darker engraved lines depicting standing robed figure halo hat holding staff hand tall flowering stem wearing long textured cloak detailed collar figure stands ground plane small ornate object flowing cloth rolling hills three crosses another small fortified structure radiating line patterns sky surface variations copper tones areas darker brownish patina subtle greenish spots engraved lines lighter field.