St. George and the Dragon
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St. George and the Dragon by Wolfgang Huber (Austrian, 1490–1553) (1520). Gift of Members of The Print Club of Cleveland through fiftieth anniversary donations Rights: CC0. https://clevelandart.org/art/1971.60

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Landscape draftsman Wolfgang Huber made only a few prints. In this woodcut, he developed ideas from his drawings, such as the radiating light, agitated clouds, and soaring trees. Here, he applied these ideas to the story of Saint George slaying the dragon. Huber rendered the figures with the same short marks as the trees and rocks surrounding them so that they appear to blend into the landscape.

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A detailed monochrome engraving depicts a rider traversing a dense forest landscape with a distant castle.

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