This glass panel depicts St George holding a lance and with a red cross on his shield. It was made in 1350 and is part of the East Window at Gloucester Cathedral.
Themed images for Saint-George.
15th century stained panels depicting St Lawrence, St George, and St Christopher.
Originally from St Peter de la Selle Juignettes this small alabaster panel of St George slaying the dragon (c1500 can be found in Evreux Museum, France as part of a a series of panels depicting the Lives of The Virgin and St George.
Early 16th century Netherrlandish roundel of St George in Stanford-on-Avon, Northamptonshire.
This water colour of St George killing the dragon (1863) is by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, It is one of six illustrations that Rossetti made for the William Morris firm. It can be found in the Asmolean Museum Oxford.
19th century stained glass panel of St George at Evreux Cathedral. This is part of a 5 light window containing a number of 16th century stained glass figures of saints.
This stained glass window from the early 20th century is a WWI memorial. The figures depicted are St Michael, St Margaret, and St George, each with the dragons that they are reputed to have defeated.
