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A fine Henry VII / VIII carved oak panel, St. George Slaying The Dragon, circa 1500-1530.
St George in armour with open visor and sword drawn, on horseback, rearing up over the defeated scaly dragon, charming princess with tethered sheep to the top left, a flautist angel to the top right.
The pictorial source for this scene would have been a European print similar to that shown - Daniel Hopfer, German (c.1470-1536), Rosenwald Collection.
Provenance: Jonathan Horne Collection.
Dimensions
Height 34.5cm, Width 34.5cm, Depth 3cmCondition report
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