Agatha Serving Her Severed Breasts on a Platter 1510

"Agatha Serving Her Severed Breasts on a Platter" is a painting by Ambrogio Bergognone, a renowned Italian artist of the High Renaissance period, dating back to 1510. The painting depicts Saint Agatha, a Christian martyr, holding a platter with her severed breasts, a symbol of her enduring faith. This image reflects the iconography of Saint Agatha, known for her resistance to Roman persecution. Bergognone's meticulous detail and the serene expression on Agatha's face create a powerful and moving depiction of faith and sacrifice. The painting's rich colors and subtle lighting add to the overall impact of the artwork.