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May 26, 2013
The suggester said: St. George's Remorse by *FrancescaBaerald is a very touching painting, depicting an intimate moment of St.George after having killed the Dragon and feeling remorse for his cruel action.
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Description
St.George's remorse after having slain the Dragon.
Oil on board.
58x69 cm
Original Art for Sale. For Info send an email to francesca.baerald@gmail.com
This image is copyrighted © by Francesca Baerald. The use of any image from this site is prohibited without authorization from me.
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Perhaps it is not the fact that he slew the dragon that made George a Saint, but the great sorrow he felt over being forced to do so. A Saint should love and care for all living creatures, but the dragon was eating people, so it had to be stopped.
The composition is the best part of this. A circle, with the man and the monster on opposing sides yet connected.
The composition is the best part of this. A circle, with the man and the monster on opposing sides yet connected.