Recognising saints: lion | Saints | National Gallery, London
When the Saints Go Arting In: Jerome | by Jo Thornely | Medium
Lion's Paw - streetsofsalem
Master of the Church Fathers' Border | Saint Jerome in Penitence and as a Scholar Removing a Thorn from a Lion's Paw | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Sano di Pietro - Saint Jerome Removing the Thorn from the Lion's Paw Paris, Louvre museum 15th century Stock Photo - Alamy
Saint Jerome Removing A Thorn From The Paw Of A Lion Tapestry by Niccolo Antonio Colantonio - Bridgeman Prints
St. Jerome and the Lion — The Art of Scott Gustafson
Byzantine Lion | St. Jerome removing a thorn from the lion's… | Lyuba | Flickr
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St.Jerome taking a thorn from the lion's paw
Saint Jerome Removing A Thorn From The Paw Of A Lion Bath Towel by Niccolo Antonio Colantonio - Fine Art America
Large Pad Paws Dog Breed Saint Stock Photo 612586706 | Shutterstock
When the Saints Go Arting In: Jerome | by Jo Thornely | Medium
Jerome and the lion - Medieval manuscripts blog
St Jerome Pulling a Thorn from a Lion's Paw by GOZZOLI, Benozzo
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Detail with St. Jerome taking the thorn from the lion's paw, Chapel of St. Jerome
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Saint Jerome pulling a thorn from the lions paw by Flemish School (15) on artnet
St. Jerome in his study pulling a thorn from a lion's paw, frontispiece to a collection of St. Jerome's letters, pub. 1492 - 1000Museums
Saint Jerome Extracting a Thorn from a Lion's Paw (Getty Museum) | ヒエロニムス, 15世紀, 画家
St. Jerome Removing a Thorn from the Lion's Paw, c.1445 (detail) by Niccolo Antonio Colantonio Reproduction For Sale | 1st Art Gallery
St jerome and lion hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Lion Paw Productions
Getty - This illuminated manuscript, "Saint Jerome... | Facebook
FatCatArt on X: "Lion getting his nails done: "Shellac or gel?" "French, please" 😻 Actually, it's "Saint Jerome extracting a thorn from the lion's paw" by Sano di Pietro, 1444 🖼 Once
