Saint John the Baptist
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Saint John the Baptist by Jan Crocq (Netherlandish, act. 1486–1510) (c. 1500). Purchase from the J. H. Wade Fund Rights: CC0. https://clevelandart.org/art/2017.54

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John the Baptist was one of the most beloved and widely venerated saints of the Middle Ages. He is depicted here wearing his traditional camel hair fleece beneath a luxuriant outer mantle. The sculpture is attributed to Jan Crocq, a Netherlandish artist active at the court of René II, Duke of Lorraine at Nancy from 1486 to 1510, and noted for his naturalistic treatment of hair and costume.

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A pale marble statue depicts Saint John the Evangelist holding a basket of fruit, rendered in a classical, elongated style.

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Saint John the Baptist · Jan Crocq (Netherlandish, act. 1486–1510)
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