Saint Sebastian

This composition is the subject of an ongoing attribution debate. The design is adapted from a painting by Adam Elsheimer, a German artist working Rome. This sculptural model exists in many versions; however, they vary considerably in their execution, complicating the identification, because they were clearly not made by a single sculptor or workshop. However, Georg Petel probably first created the design as he traveled across Italy in 1620–24, where his portrait was painted holding this composition.

Über die Skulptur

Angaben

Im selben Saal · 301 Baroque Sculpture Mezzanine, Cleveland Museum of Art

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Im Katalog

Quellen

Büste Gustav II. Adolf von Schweden

Stehender Neptun

Der Hl. Hieronymus

Gustav II Adolf (1594-1632)

Venus and Cupid

Gustav II Adolf, King of Sweden

St Sebastian

Ecce Homo. Stående, lidende Kristus med ris og knudepisk samt tornekrone på hovedet

Cupid Secretly Drawing an Arrow, 1807

Andromeda, c. 1720–30

Young Saint John and the Lamb, c. 1680–1700

Crucifixion, c. 1680

Two Angels and Cherubs Bearing an Icon of Christ, c. 1670–80

Head of Proserpina, 1650– 1700

Saint John the Baptist, c. 1550

Dragon, 1700s or later