Saint George and the Dragon

"Saint George and the Dragon" is a dramatic religious painting created by the Venetian artist Tintoretto around 1555 or 1558. This Mannerist (late renaissance) work showcases his mastery in Oil on canvas. The composition vividly depicts Saint George slaying the dragon, capturing dynamic movement and emotional intensity characteristic of the period. Acquired by William Holwell Carr and later donated to the National Gallery, the painting exemplifies Tintoretto’s innovative style and continues to engage viewers with its striking imagery.