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Capture Hans Memling's 15th century masterpiece with this framed
Barribal masterfully conveys both the ephemeral beauty of the stage and the exhilaration of artistic expression
transforming an ordinary evening into a sombre reflection on the fleeting nature of life and the ever-present shadow of death
It was created in the early 16th century
blending beauty and decay in equal measure
Saint Sebastian Released | Melchior de la Mars | 1620 Size:16"x20" Capture Hans Memling's 15th centuryThis painting by Melchior de la Mars, titled "Saint Sebastian Released by the Roman Widow Irene and her Servant" from the 1620s, depicts a poignant moment of the Christian martyr Saint Sebastian. In the scene, Saint Sebastian, bound to a tree and pierced by numerous arrows, is being tended to by the Roman widow Irene and her servant. Irene is shown carefully untying the ropes that bind Saint Sebastian, while her servant assists her. An angel,
