"Canonized: Portraits of Noble Warriors and Saintly Figures in Art" Step into the world of divine reverence as we explore a collection of captivating artworks depicting canonized figures throughout history. From Joan the Maid to St. Aloysius Gonzaga, these portraits offer glimpses into the lives of remarkable individuals who have been elevated to sainthood. In Kay Nielsen's enchanting artwork "Joan the Maid, " we witness the courage and determination of this warrior saint during her legendary feats at the Siege of Orleans. Her unwavering faith shines through as she leads her troops fearlessly. Italian Jesuit St. Portrayed in vibrant colors, exemplifies devotion and selflessness. His life was marked by his dedication to serving others, particularly those suffering from illness, making him an inspiration for generations to come. The regal Elizabeth of Hesse and Duke Sergei Alexandrovich stand together in a portrait that captures their noble presence. Their commitment to their faith is evident as they embody grace and strength amidst worldly challenges. Another depiction showcases Joan of Arc once again, this time immersed in battle attire. The painting encapsulates her unwavering resolve as she fights for what she believes in – a true embodiment of bravery and conviction. Saint Philomena takes us back to ancient times with her portrayal from the 4th century. Despite little historical documentation about her life, her image has become synonymous with miracles and intercessions throughout centuries. Sts Francis of Assisi and Dominic are depicted side by side, symbolizing their shared dedication to spreading God's message through preaching and acts of charity. Their influence on Christianity remains profound even today. A lithograph from c. 1894 brings us Sainte Rose de Lima's ethereal beauty radiating serenity amid delicate flowers—a testament to her devout spirituality that led her towards asceticism while caring for others selflessly. Kay Nielsen returns with another mesmerizing artwork, showcasing Joan the Maid's audience with the Dauphin.