Saint Jean Gualbert trampling a monster with two human heads and a serpentine body, a flying demon in background to right, an angel with a cross flying to left, from 'Frontispiece and four scenes from the life of Saint John Gualbert' (Frontispice et quatre vignettes pour une vie de Saint Jean Gualbert) 1640

This etching by Stefano della Bella, titled "Saint Jean Gualbert trampling a monster with two human heads and a serpentine body," depicts the saint in a moment of triumph. The saint is shown standing tall, holding a staff and a book, as he steps on the monstrous figure of the devil, who is depicted as a two-headed serpent. The composition is filled with dramatic imagery, including a flying angel and a demon in the background. This work, created in 1640, embodies the Baroque style's heightened emotionality and theatricality. The etching is a powerful testament to the saint's faith and his victory over evil.