Twee reliekhouders van verguld zilver met een voorstelling van Sint-Joris en de draak 1869 - 1887

This pair of reliquaries, crafted from gilded silver, features two representations of Saint George slaying the dragon. Created by an anonymous artist between 1869 and 1887, these intricate sculptures showcase the skill and artistry of the period. The reliquaries, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, offer a glimpse into the devotional practices and artistic traditions of the 19th century, showcasing a blend of religious iconography and craftsmanship. The delicate detail of the figures and their dynamic poses highlight the skill of the artist in capturing the iconic scene of St. George's triumph.