Previous | 7 of 50 | Next
San Ysidro Labrador - #6105
415-505-0680
info@colonialarts.com
** Free Fed Ex ground shipping and insurance for most domestic orders. Applies to shopping cart orders only. Free shipping option will be available at checkout.
San Ysidro Labrador - #6105
A rare early 19th century Spanish colonial oil on canvas - San Ysidro Labrador.

San Ysidro is invoked for agricultural issues, good weather (before picnics) and prosperous crop and is usually shown disproportionately larger than the angel and the cattle before him. According to legend, San Ysidro was instructed by God to stop working on the Sabbath but the Saint was too overwhelmed with work and would not obey. The lord threatened him thrice and San Ysidro accepted the Lord's offer of an angel to help him complete his chores. It is is the context, working the fields with his angel and cattle, in which he is most commonly depicted.

Dimensions: canvas measures 39.5 inches x 31.25 inches, plus frame.