A brave soldier slaying the dragon and saving the princess is just ... Eusebius does not name the man, but he is traditionally identified with St. George, with his death occurring in his mother ...

immortalized through the famous legend of St. George and the Dragon — a tale thoroughly medieval in character, in which a brave and chivalrous knight charges in and saves a fair princess from ...

The myth of St George slaying a dragon originally appeared in stories told by the mediaeval Eastern Orthodox Church which were brought back to Europe by the Crusaders in the 10th and 11th centuries.

immortalized through the famous legend of St. George and the Dragon — a tale thoroughly medieval in character in which a brave and chivalrous knight charges in and saves a fair princess from ...

Everyone knows the ancient tale of St. George slaying the dragon. What a symbol for these times! After the social and economic turmoil caused by the coronavirus, new champions of liberty are ...

Today we celebrate England and St George, the country’s patron saint and protector of the royal family, known for having killed a dragon. But why is St George the man who represents the spirit ...

However, as time went by, myths and legends began being built around St George. The most famous tale about him follows his heroic rescue of a princess from a terrifying dragon. According to the ...

This piece is from the "Details of Renaissance Paintings (Paolo Uccello, St. George and the Dragon)" suite. The suite contains four works of different color on Arches Aquarelle (Cold Pressed) paper.