Saint George and the Princess of Trebizond 1438

Pisanello's "Saint George and the Princess of Trebizond" (c. 1438) is a fresco that captures the moment when Saint George, the patron saint of England, rescues the Princess of Trebizond from a monstrous dragon. This work is known for its realistic detail and vibrant colors. The viewer's attention is drawn to the dynamic composition, with figures arranged in a layered manner, creating depth and perspective. The backdrop of a cityscape and a distant ship adds context to the scene, showcasing Pisanello's talent for depicting complex narratives with a masterful sense of realism and meticulous detail.