Saint George and the Dragon 1495 - 1505

Luca Signorelli’s “Saint George and the Dragon” depicts the legendary tale of the brave saint defeating the fearsome dragon. The painting, created between 1495 and 1505, showcases Signorelli's mastery of Renaissance-era art with its realistic figures, detailed landscape, and dynamic composition. The scene unfolds in a dramatic landscape, with Saint George on horseback charging towards the wounded dragon, while a princess looks on in relief. This depiction is a classic example of the High Renaissance style, emphasizing naturalism and anatomical accuracy. The painting's captivating narrative and skilled execution make it a treasured work in the history of art.