Saint Remigius Replenishing the Barrel of Wine; (interior) Saint Remigius and the Burning Wheat 1500 - 1505

This anonymous painting, created between 1500-1505, depicts Saint Remigius in an interior setting. The painting features a barrel of wine and a table laden with food, suggesting a scene of abundance and prosperity. Saint Remigius, wearing a miter and a red robe, gestures towards the barrel of wine, possibly signifying the miraculous replenishment of the wine supply. The other figure, a woman, looks down at her hands, possibly in prayer. The painting's details, including the patterned wallpaper and the checkered floor tiles, reflect the stylistic trends of the early 16th century in Northern Europe. This work, currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, offers a glimpse into the religious and social life of the period.