The Martyrdom Of Saint Justine, XVIth Century School Of Paolo Veronese (1528-1588)

The martyrdom of Saint Justine, 16th century School of Paolo VERONESE (1528-1588) Large representation of the old master of the Italian Venetian school of the 16th century representing the martyrdom of Saint Justine, oil on canvas. Magnificent Venetian Renaissance painting and rare representation of the Saint and Martyr of Padua/Padua about to be killed by the sword with a dagger in the chest under the gaze of Emperor Maximilian, Excellent condition and quality presented in a hand-carved gilt frame. Typical of mannerists and Vernoese painting of the time. Provenance: The Whitbread family, Southhill Mansion, Bedfordshire Dimensions: 37" x 31" framed approximately