Simon of Trent - Image Gallery

Image Gallery

  • Portrait of St Simon of Trent, 1607, etching, 28.7 x 21 cm

  • Altobello Melone, Simon of Trent, ca.1521, oil on panel, Castello del Buonconsiglio, Trent (Italy)

  • Unknown painter, Ex voto; fresco, end of XV century, church of Santa Maria Annunciata, Bienno (BS), Italy

  • Incunabulum of Friedrich Creussner, Nuremberg, 1475

  • Simon of Trent's martyred body. Engraving, Nürnberg, around 1479.

  • Stone medallion with the purported martyrdom scene of Simonino di Trento. Palazzo Salvadori, Trent

  • Illustration in Hartmann Schedel's Weltchronik, 1493

  • Unknown painter, fresco, end of XV century, church of Santa Maria Annunciata, Bienno (BS), Italy

  • School of Niklaus Weckmann, 1505-15, polychrome wood, cm. 79 x 109, Museo Diocesano Trentino, Trento (Italy)

  • Statue of Simon of Trent on the facade of a palace in Trento (situated in "Via del Simonino")

  • Martyrdom of Simon of Trent above a Judensau.

  • Martyrdom of Simon of Trent above a Judensau.

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