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ST. CATHERINE OF ALEXANDRIA (early 4th century A. D. ). The martyrdom of Saint Catherine
ST. CATHERINE OF ALEXANDRIA
(early 4th century A.D.). The martyrdom of Saint Catherine. Woodcut, c1530, by Hans Sebald Beham
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Media ID 12411554
1530 4th Century Alexandria Alexandrian Beham Break Death Early Christian Hans Katharine Kill Kneel Martyr Necklace Saint Scabbard Scepter Sebald Stump Turban Wheel
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This print showcases the martyrdom of St. Catherine of Alexandria, a revered figure from the early 4th century A. D. The woodcut, created in 1530 by German artist Hans Sebald Beham, beautifully captures the intensity and significance of this historical event. In the image, we witness St. Catherine kneeling before her executioners with unwavering faith and courage. Surrounding her are men and women who have gathered to witness this tragic moment in ancient Alexandria. St. Catherine's regal presence is emphasized by her necklace, scepter, and scabbard, symbolizing her noble lineage as well as her commitment to Christianity. The composition skillfully portrays the dramatic elements of this scene: a wheel - an instrument used for torture - lies broken beside St. Catherine while a stump signifies both destruction and resilience. Her oppressors wear turbans that hint at their origins from distant lands. Hans Sebald Beham's woodcut exemplifies his mastery in capturing emotions through intricate details carved into woodblocks. This Renaissance-era artwork not only commemorates the life and death of Saint Catherine but also serves as a testament to religious devotion during early Christian times.
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