Vijf fotoreproducties van een publicatie door de Arundel Society met tekeningen van de heilige Sebastiaan naar Perugino before 1869

This anonymous album of five photographic reproductions of drawings of Saint Sebastian after Perugino, dates before 1869. The Arundel Society, founded in 1848, was a prominent art organization dedicated to the reproduction and dissemination of works of art. This album, featuring studies of Saint Sebastian, is a testament to the Society's dedication to promoting appreciation of art through accessible reproductions, particularly focusing on the Italian Renaissance artist Perugino, known for his paintings of religious subjects with graceful figures. This album provides a glimpse into the study and appreciation of art in the 19th century, offering insight into the techniques of the time and the influence of Italian Renaissance art on subsequent generations.