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Original fileThe elderly Saint Eusebius leans over three figures who are awakening from death in an open, grassy landscape. Onlookers dressed in early 16th-century Italian tunics and caps watch the event with gestures of prayer and astonishment. The background features thin, delicate trees and a winding river leading toward a distant, hazy mountain range.
This panel is part of a predella by the young Raphael, illustrating a popular medieval legend found in the 'Epistle of Pseudo-Cyril.' It depicts Eusebius, a disciple of Saint Jerome, raising three men from the dead to testify against heretical claims, reflecting the Renaissance humanist interest in the lives of the Church Fathers.
Saint Jerome
Saint Eusebius of Cremona was a key disciple and defender of Jerome's teachings in the hagiographical tradition.
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Oil on panel
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