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27 de nov. de 2019 · The Magician Hermogenes. Pieter Van Der Heyden (1530?-1576?) after a design by Pieter Bruegel (1525?-1569), Divus Jacobus diabolicis praestigiis ante magum sustitur =Saint James by devilish arts is placed before the magician, 1565. Engraving. Also known as Saint Jacques et le magicien Hermogène or Saint James and the Magician ...
The Magician Hermogenes. Pieter Van Der Heyden (1530?-1576?) after a design by Pieter Bruegel (1525?-1569), Divus Jacobus diabolicis praestigiis ante magum sustitur =Saint James by devilish arts is placed before the magician, 1565.
Inscription. lower center, in image, in plate: Bruegel invent; lower right, in image, in plate: Cock. excudebat. 1565; in lower margin, in plate: DIVVS IACOBVS DIABOLICIS PRAESTIGIIS ANTE MAGVM SISTITVR (Saint James, by devilish deception, is placed before the magician) [translation from Nadine Orenstein, ed., Pieter Bruegel the Elder: Drawings ...
Object Type. print. Museum number. 1866,0407.11. Description. The Fall of the Magician. St James stands in front of a church at r, raising his hand in blessing toward the magician Hermogenes, who has been turned upside down together with his chair by a motley group of devils and monstrous creatures, many of whom are in the midst of performing ...
The subject of the picture is taken from the thirteenth-century Golden Legend, which relates how Saint James the Greater ordered the Christian convert Philetus to free the repentant magician...
St James and the Magician Hermogenes. St James in pilgrim's garb at left centre approaches the magician Hermogenes who sits hunched over a book in a chair at l; around them swarm demonic creatures and devils; naked witches fly on dragons above and cauldrons bubble in centre and at r; in the centre foreground a gaping hole opens to reveal ...
Saint James the Great Baptizing the Magician Hermogenes. Martín Bernat. Description: This panel depicts the moment when St James the Greater converts Hermogenes to Christianity. On the left we observe a second scene, in which the saint throws the books the magician has rejected into the sea.
