St. Martin
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St. Martin by Martin Schongauer (German, c. 1450–1491) (1485–90). Gift of The Print Club of Cleveland Rights: CC0. https://clevelandart.org/art/1924.509

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Martin Schongauer was among the first artists to work extensively in engraving to create series such as the one depicting the saints. Here, Schongauer portrayed Saint Martin as a handsome youth with curly hair, in the midst of dividing his fur-lined cloak to share with a beggar seated at his feet. According to the legend on the life of Saint Martin, after sharing his cloak with the man, Martin later discovered in a dream that he had actually shared his mantle with Christ. Soon after, Martin was baptized and became the Bishop of Tours.

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