- The painting depicts Saint John the Baptist, a key figure in Christianity known for baptizing Jesus in the River Jordan and his role as a herald of the Messiah.
- St. John the Baptist is described as the one, who wears camel skin, eats locusts and drinks on honey. He is mentioned in all the canonical gospels.
- Saint John The Baptist is one of artworks by Leonardo da Vinci. Artwork analysis, large resolution images, user comments, interesting facts and much more.
- Title:St John the Baptist
- Artist:Leonardo Da Vinci (Italian Renaissance polymath: painter, 1452-1519)
- St. John the Baptist is a picture that is not among the master’s most renowned, yet it has earned a reputation as one of the best works of art.
- Considered to be an exclusive ‘Leonardesque’, the ‘Saint John the Baptist’, reflects Da Vinci’s profound progress in thought and steady stride in skill.
- Usta İtalyan’ın 69 x 57 cm‘lik ceviz ağacından yapılma panel üzerine yağlıboyayla tamamladığı “St. John the Baptist“inden anlatmaya çalışacağım.
- His childhood, family, passions and troubles come alive from the pages of Leonardo da Vinci by Walter Isaacson. Why did Caravaggio paint John the Baptist?
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._John_the_Baptist_(Leonardo). ... Saint Francis and a Bishop Saint, Saint John the Baptist and Saint Dominic by Fra Angelico.
- I carefully read Vincent Delieuvin, July 2021 text, on the Louvre presentational page for Saint John the Baptist.