The Vision of Saint Eustace 1438

Pisanello's "The Vision of Saint Eustace," painted in 1438, is a quintessential example of the Early Renaissance style. The painting depicts Saint Eustace, a Roman soldier, having a vision of a stag with a crucifix between its antlers. This vision leads to Eustace's conversion to Christianity. The work is renowned for its meticulous detail, vibrant colors, and naturalistic portrayal of the figures and animals. The rich symbolism and attention to detail highlight Pisanello's mastery of Early Renaissance art, creating a captivating scene that continues to enthrall art lovers today.