In the rose of the tympanum of the Saint Eustace window (Saint George’s chapel), this scene, executed by Didron in 1863, illustrates the martyrdom of Eustace, a general in the Roman army, and his family, who were placed inside a heated brass bull.
Not on display:
Still in the cathedral, inaccessible since the fire.
In the rose of the tympanum of the Saint Eustace window (Saint George’s chapel), this scene, executed by Didron in 1863, illustrates the martyrdom of Eustace, a general in the Roman army, and his family, who were placed inside a heated brass bull.
Not on display:
Still in the cathedral, inaccessible since the fire.
