Miracles Of Saint Vincent Ferrer, Eighteenth Century School

Two oils on canvas, 18th century school, representing 2 of the miracles of Saint Vincent Ferrier: the healing of an injured person and the child stricken with the plague
The miracles are presented with the haloed Saint, surrounded by figures, with landscapes and ruins in the background.

Framed canvases, re-lined on old canvases;
As is (more photos on request); slight size difference
Dimensions with frames: 133 x 100cm and 137 x 102cm
Dimensions without frames: 124 x 90 cm and 127 x 93 cm

Saint Vincent Ferrer is a priest of the Dominican order, originally from Spain, born in 1350 It evolves in a context of political and religious crises: Hundred Years War, Great Schism of the West, growing hostility against religious minorities in Spain, change of dynasty of the Crown of Aragon, but like all Dominicans, its main vocation remains preaching, which will lead him to travel to Spain, Italy, Scotland and even France where he ends his life in 1419
He was canonized by a bull from Pope Calixtus III in 1455