The Saint and the Chopped-Up Baby: The Cult of Vincent Ferrer in Medieval and Early Modern Europe

Illustrations

ix Illustrations Figure 1. Lucas de Leyde (attr.), SaintVincent Ferrier ressuscite un enfant mort né 156 Figure 2. O. Nelli (attr.), fresco of Vincent Ferrer, detail 157 Figure 3. Illuminated initial B with portrait of Vincent Ferrer 159 Figure 4. Dux Aymo (attr.), fresco cycle, detail 163 Figure 5. Colantonio, SaintVincent Ferrer altarpiece 199 Figure 6. Bartolomeo and/or Angelo degli Erri, SaintVincent Ferrer altarpiece, detail 201 Figure 7. School of Giovanni Bellini, polyptych of SaintVincent Ferrer 203 Figure 8. School of Giovanni Bellini, polyptych of SaintVincent Ferrer, predella, detail 205 Figure 9. School of Domenico Ghirlandaio, SaintVincent Ferrer altarpiece 207 Figure 10. Francesco del Cossa, SaintVincent Ferrer 208 Figure 11. Ercole de’ Roberti, detail of predella panel, The Miracles of SaintVincent Ferrer 210 Figure 12. School of Domenico Ghirlandaio, panel, Un Miracolo di San Francesco [sic] Ferrer, detail 213 Figure 13. SanctusVincentius doctor ordinis predicatorum, woodcut 215 Figure 14. Anonymous, German, SaintVincent Ferrer (c. 1475) 216 Figure 15. Bernardo Castello, SaintVincent Ferrer Assisting at the Council of Constance 264 Figure 16. Mosaic over doorway commemorating the miracle of the chopped-up baby, Morella 267 Figure 17. I. De Schoore, after A. Sallaerts, S.Vincentius Ferrerius 270 Figure 18. Workshop of Joseph and Johannes Klauber, S.Vincentius Fererius 271 Figure 19. “Oracion que hizo el glorioso SanVicente Ferrer contra la peste” 283 Figure 20. Cuzco School, SanVicente Ferrer 288 Figure 21. Marcos Zapata,Milagro de SanVicente Ferrer durante la comida 292 Figure 22. Cristóbal deVillalpando, SanVicente Ferrer 293 Figure 23. Representation of Manuel Sánchez Navarrete, Un ànima rescatada 296 ...