Peter Paul Rubens 1577 – 1640, Saint George and the Dragon, c.1605/07

• 100% Silk
• 98cm x 98cm
• Designed and Printed in Britain

In this classic work, the princess in the background represents the church as a whole, with the lamb she is grasping representing the innocence and purity of the church. Saint George and his steed symbolise the triumph of good over evil as Saint George stares the beast down. Rubens further shows the contrast between good and evil with the dragon painted in relative darkness, with Saint George and the princess residing in the light. We absolutely love the depth of colour and light vs dark contrast of this work.

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