Saint Jérôme au désert – XVIIe

Huile sur cuivre d’une école française du XVIIe siècle.
Notre saint personnage, docteur de l’église, est vêtu d'une tunique rouge et représenté assis, accoudé sur une borne de pierre, méditant et accueillant l'Evangile.
Le lion, un de ses attributs remarquables, est à ses côtés.
Accidents et manques.
Dimensions de 29.5 cm sur 23 cm
Référence 733

Oil on copper from a 17th-century French school. Our holy figure, a doctor of the church, is dressed in a red tunic and depicted seated, leaning on a stone marker, meditating and receiving the Gospel.
The lion, one of his remarkable attributes, is at his side.
Accidents and losses.
Dimensions: 29.5 cm by 23 cm

Oil on copper from a Flemish school from the very beginning of the 18th century, in a simple modern wooden frame. The emblematic scene of "Ecce Homo", showing Christ crowned with thorns, presented to the crowd by Pontius Pilate. This work, expressive and typical of the end of the 17th century, combines the finesse of the faces and elaborate clothing details. The scene is framed by figures in oriental costumes, highlighting the influence of Flemish Baroque imagery. Dimensions of 20 cm by 15 Good condition - Restorations A piece appraised by Mr. Jacques BACOT R