File usage on Commons. The following 17 pages use this file: Paintings by Paolo Uccello. Paintings in Musée Jacquemart André. Paintings of Saint George and the Dragon. User:Paris 16/Recent uploads/2020 August 26-28. File:Dragon by Paolo Uccello.jpg. File:Paolo Uccello 047.jpg. File:Paolo Uccello 047b (cropped).jpg.. Saint Georges terrassant le dragon. Vassily Kandinsky détenait dans sa collection des icônes russes datant du 19e siècle. Saint et martyr populaire, saint Georges terrasse et transperce de sa lance le dragon ailé, délivrant ainsi la princesse de son sort tragique. Kandinsky reprendra ce motif, en lui faisant subir des mutations sur une.
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Saint Georges terrassant le dragon 1850. Anonyme (sans précision).. St George's origins and his military background linked him to Byzantium and its military tradition. As early as the 6th century he is depicted in military garb, but on foot. From the 9th century onwards, he begins to be shown on horseback wielding a spear. The image of St George on horseback slaying evil - in its broadest sense - have dominated the iconography from the 11th-12th.
