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A bestiary for Saint Jerome, animal symbolism in European religious art, Herbert Friedmann

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A bestiary for Saint Jerome

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Herbert Friedmann

animal symbolism in European religious art

The legend of Saint Jerome in art -- Saint Jerome and his animal associates -- Saint Jerome in his study -- Saint Jerome in the wilderness -- Dürer's engraving of 1514 -- Cranach's versions of the Jerome theme -- Two penitent Jeromes by Bosch -- Antonello da Messina's "Saint Jerome in his study" -- Francesco di Giorgio's bronze relief -- Tura's "Saint Jerome in penitence" -- The bestiary. The ant ; The badger ; The bear ; The beaver ; The cat ; The chaffinch ; The cheetah (and the leopard and the panther) ; The cock ; The crab ; The crane ; The deer ; The dog ; The dove ; The dragon ; The duck ; The eagle (and the falcon and the hawk) ; The fly ; The fox ; The frog ; The genet ; The goldfinch ; The guineafowl ; The harpy ; The hawfinch ; The heron ; The hoopoe ; The jackal ; The jay ; The kingfisher ; The lion ; The lioness : an iconological problem ; The lizard ; The magpie ; The monkey ; The mouse ; The otter ; The owl ; The parrot ; The partridge ; The peacock ; The pheasant ; The porphyrio (or purple gallinule) ; The rabbit (or hare) ; The raven ; The robin ; The scorpion ; The snail ; The snake ; The squirrel ; The stork ; The swallow ; The swan ; The titmouse ; The tortoise ; The unicorn ; The wallcreeper ; The wolf ; The woodpecker -- Saint Jerome in illuminted manuscripts -- Appendix : Pertinent renditions of the Jerome theme