1title: Saint Georges dragon louvre Michel Colombe
artist: Michel Colombe
date: between 1509 and 1510
medium: technique marble
dimensions: size m 1.28 1.82 0.17
current location: Institution:Louvre
source: own [[User:Jebulon|Jebulon]]
credit: Own workJebulon
license:Public domain
2title: Saint George Carlo Crivelli
artist: Carlo Crivelli
date: 1472
medium: Technique tempera wood , with gold ground
dimensions: size in 38 13.25
current location: <!-- location within the museum --> Institution:Metropolitan Museum of Art
source: [link*&pos=20 Metropolitan Museum of Art]
credit: Metropolitan Museum of Art
license:Public domain
3title: Grandes Heures Anne de Bretagne Saint Jean
artist: Jean Bourdichon
date: 1503-1508 for work. 2013-02-08 16:01:50 for upload.
source: ARK-BNF , lien/link [link ici/here]
credit: Bibliothèque nationale de France
license:Public domain
4title: Église Saint-Georges (Vesoul) : Chapelle du Sacré-Choeur : Toile figurant Saint-Georges terrassant le dragon, par Olivier Pichat (1825 - 1912) (HDR).
artist:
Olivier Pichat (1825 - 1912)current location: Église Saint-Georges (Vesoul)
source: User:ComputerHotline/about
credit: Thomas Bresson
license:Public domain
5title: Accademia San Giorgio di Andrea Mantegna Cat.588
artist: Andrea Mantegna
date: circa 1460
medium: Tempera on panel
dimensions: size unit=cm height=66 width=32
current location: Institution:Gallerie dell'Accademia (Venice)
source: own
license:Public domain
6title: Robe, dragon (AM 12081 5)
artist:
Unknown authordate: Guangxu (1875-1908)-Qing dynasty (1644-1912)-Chinese Dynasty and Reign Periods; Republic of China (1912 - 1949)-Chinese Dynasty and Reign Periods; Pre 1940; 1900; Circa 1975-Circa 1976; Xuangtong (1909-1912)-Qing dynasty (1644-1912)-Chinese Dynasty and Reign Periods
medium: Dressmaking
dimensions: width: 1440mm<br> width: 200mm<br> width: 2220mm<br> length: 1440mm<br> depth: 135mm<br> depth: 520mm<br> notes: sleeve edge to sleeve edge<br> notes: neck edge to hem<br> notes: width at hem<br> notes: horse hoof cuffs depth<br> notes: horse hoof cuffs<br> notes: slit depth
current location: Institution:Auckland War Memorial Museum
source: [link Object record]
[link Photo]credit: Photo
description: dragon robe, cotton and silk woven damask. Large dark blue robe. Fine silk weave with complete replica of dragon pattern in grey silk damask weave. (Manchu) Cuffs, facing at neck etc in damask weave. Striped arm bands, hoof cuffs. Note- a ch'ao-fu is a formal garment consisting of two parts, an upper hip length riding style coat, and a lower paired overlapping skirt. It was worn only for important sacrificial ceremonies and rituals by members of the Imperial family and high ranking officials. A ch'i-fu (dragon robe) was worn for all other court occasions and official duties. It is a full length, right front, side fastening garment. See Margery Blackman, "Emperor's Court to Village Festival" Otago Museum catalogue, 1998, p.6. (L.J. July 00)
license:
CC BY 4.0
7title: Robe, dragon (AM 2007.83.1 6)
artist:
Unknown authordate: 20s ep 2007; (19th Century); 24 Sep 2007; Late 1890s
dimensions: width: 230mm<br> length: 1395mm<br> length of sleeve: 765mm<br> depth: 12mm<br> length: 250mm<br> height: 110mm<br> width: 773mm<br> width across chest: 650mm<br> length: 370mm<br> notes: .1 robe: length: 1395mm; sleeve length (from neck edge) 765mm; chest width: 650mm .2 collar: hxw: 360mm x 765 mm .3 hat: hxwxd: 90mm x 230mm x 255mm
current location: Institution:Auckland War Memorial Museum
source: [link Object record]
[link Photo]credit: Photo
description: Chinese dragon robe (ch'i-fu)- presented to William John Brinsden (horse cab driver) after he rescued a young Chinese man who fell from a ship into Auckland harbour, circa late 1890s. Some months later someone came to his door and presented the robe as a gift of thanks from the family of the young man. Note- a ch'ao-fu is a formal garment consisting of two parts, an upper hip length riding style coat, and a lower paired overlapping skirt. It was worn only for important sacrificial ceremonies and rituals by members of the Imperial family and high ranking officials. A ch'i-fu (dragon robe) was worn for all other court occasions and official duties. It is a full length, right front, side fastening garment. See Margery Blackman, "Emperor's Court to Village Festival" Otago Museum catalogue, 1998, p.6. (L.J. July 00)
license:
CC BY 4.0
8title: Bartholomäus Zeitblom Niklaus Weckmann-Kilchberger Altar-1071
artist: Bartholomäus Zeitblom
date: circa 1494
medium: technique oil and=tempera fir (painting), en 1=Tempera and oil on fir panel (painting); conifer panel decorated with engraved metal leaf (central shrine); linden panel with polychromy (sculptures) de 1=Mischtechnik auf Tannenholz (Malerei); Nadelholz, grfasst mit gravierten Blattmetallauflagen Schrein); Lindenholz, farbig gefasst (Skulpturen)
current location: Institution:Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
source: own
credit: Own work
license:Public domain
9title: St George Slaying the Dragon (replica od Middle Age painting)
artist:
date: circa 1420
medium: tempera on canvas
dimensions: Height: 174 cm. Width: 175
current location: Institution:National Gallery of Slovenia Ljubljana, [[Slovenia]]
source: NGOS|NGS1497 Photographer: [[User:PetarM|Petar Milošević]] Taken with Olympus E-M1
description:
St George Slaying the dragon, painting workshop from Breg near Preddvorlicense:Public domain
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