This work is a spirited reimagining of the classic legend of Saint George and the Dragon, presented in a style that blends medieval iconographic elements with expressive, textured brushwork. Seated upon a noble white steed, the youthful saint is depicted in a moment of triumph, plunging a long spear into the mouth of the serpentine beast coiled below. The composition is framed by a broad, gilded border that mimics the look of a weathered altar piece, while the scene itself is filled with movement, from the fluttering red banner to the dynamic, painterly sky. A divine hand reaches down from a celestial orb in the upper right corner, symbolizing heavenly favor and guidance during the conflict.realism that contrasts beautifully with the bold, energetic brushwork surrounding them. Mary’s gaze is gentle yet direct, drawing the viewer into a moment of quiet maternal intimacy, while a third figure—likely a young John the Baptist—looks on from the right with a pensive expression. The composition maintains the classic tight, circular arrangement of its Renaissance inspiration, emphasizing the unbreakable bond of the central figures against a deep, cobalt blue background.