Saint Lucy with a Donor
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Saint Lucy with a Donor

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This late 15th–early 16th c. painting depicts Saint Lucy, known for her martyrdom, holding her eyes on a plate, symbolizing her role as the patron saint of those with eye ailments. A palm branch signifies her victory over evil. A donor kneels beside her, illustrating his patronage and devotion. The detailed clothing and expressions reflect the period’s focus on realism and spiritual reverence, capturing both the saint’s sacrifice and the donor’s piety.