Saint Romedius c. early 16th century

This bronze plaque, "Saint Romedius," was created by the Italian Renaissance artist Ulocrino in the early 16th century. The work depicts the saint seated, reading a book, with a lion at his feet. The deep relief and detailed carving of the figures and background create a realistic and intimate portrayal of the saint. This small-scale work is a testament to Ulocrino's skill in bronze casting and his reverence for religious subjects.