Martyrdom of a Saint
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Martyrdom of a Saint by Hermann Samuel Ratzerdorfer (Austrian, 1815–1891) (after 1866). Gift of Mrs. Chester D. Tripp Rights: CC0. https://clevelandart.org/art/1970.122

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Recent research has revealed that this plaquette—long characterized as an Italian object from the 1500s—is indeed by the hand of a 19th-century silversmith working in Vienna. The subject of the Renaissance-style object also cannot be precisely identified, although it was long associated with the beheading of Saint Paul.

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A detailed silver relief depicts a Roman triumph procession with soldiers, dignitaries, and a captured enemy.

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Martyrdom of a Saint · Hermann Samuel Ratzerdorfer (Austrian, 1815–1891)
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