Saint Ignatius Collection
Saint Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Society of Jesus, is depicted in various artworks throughout history
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Saint Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Society of Jesus, is depicted in various artworks throughout history. In Johann Baptist Enderle's painting titled "Saint Ignatius Leaving Antioch, " we see a depiction departing from Antioch after being chosen as its bishop. This moment captures his dedication to spreading the teachings of Christ. Another artwork by Lucas Vorsterman shows Saint Ignatius in prayer, facing left with a crucifix, rosary, and book before him. This image represents his deep devotion and commitment to spiritual practices. In a chromolitho titled "Souvenir of Ordination, " we witness Saint Ignatius alongside other saints such as St. Blaise and St. Isidore. This piece serves as a reminder of his significant role within the Catholic Church. Jacques Callot's work portrays Sts. Donatilla, Maxima & Secunda; St. Fabius;St. John Colombini; and most importantly, Saint Ignatius Loyola himself. The detailed illustrations highlight their individual contributions to faith and spirituality. Claude Mellan's artwork showcases Saint Ignatius in ecstasy - an intense state of religious rapture that he often experienced during prayer or meditation sessions. The Triumph and Saint Francis Xavier is another notable piece that depicts these two influential figures side by side, symbolizing their shared mission in spreading Christianity across the globe. One particular artwork captures Saint Ignatius kneeling before a vision of the Virgin Mary – an encounter believed to have profoundly influenced his spiritual journey. Johann Wolfgang Baumgartner's painting presents us with an image titled "Saint Ignatius Preaching. " It illustrates him passionately delivering sermons to inspire others towards greater devotion and love for God. Lastly, there is an 1830 portrait simply labeled "Loyola" which pays homage to this remarkable saint who lived from 1491 to 1556.