Guido Reni painted a series of seven versions of this scene, and some paintings of this scene also include the characters Castulus and Irene of Rome.
One depiction of this scene includes a man with a pointy hat on the right and was the largest engraving by the first master printmaker, the so called "Master of the Playing Cards." Hans Memling placed this scene on the left in his crucifixion triptych and painted the central character's gilded red cloak at his feet in another depiction. Guido Reni painted a series of seven versions of this scene, and some paintings of this scene also include the characters Castulus and Irene of Rome. One artist painted a version of this scene in which the shape of a rider can be seen in a cloud, and another version includes a castle on a cliff in the upper right and the broken sculpture of a foot in the lower left. In one of the three paintings Andrea Mantegna did of this scene, the central character has his arms and legs tied to a column. For 10 points, name this scene in which the saint of athletes and soldiers is pierced with arrows.
One depiction of this scene includes a man with a pointy hat on the right and was the largest engraving by the first master printmaker, the so called "Master of the Playing Cards."
The {Martyrdom} of {St. Sebastian}