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An episodical representation of the life of the second century saint Saint Eustace starting at the foot with the conversion of the Saint while hunting. There follows the visit of Saint Eustace and his family to the Bishop of Rome, the kidnapping of his wife, the loss of his sons while crossing a swollen river and finally, at the top, with the elevation of Saint Eustace and his family following their martyrdom at the hands of Emperor Adrian.

Canterbury Cathedral

Canterbury

Title

Saint Eustace Wall Painting

Date

c.1480

Medium

paint on plaster

Accession number

CANCA/1029

Acquisition method

unknown

Work type

Mural or fresco

Canterbury Cathedral

Cathedral House, The Precincts, Canterbury, Kent CT1 2EH England

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Saint Eustace Wall Painting

unknown artist

Canterbury Cathedral

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Canterbury Cathedral