6 Female Saints in a Garden (Left half: M 070) Postcard

Clockwise: St. Ursula seated on the ground reading, arrows peeking out from beneath her skirt; St. Apollonia holding a tooth with pincers; St. Lucy holding a dish with her eyeballs; St. Cecilia(?) holding a crown and a large bell; St. Catherine of Alexandria wearing a robe embroidered in silver thread with broken spiked wheels receiving a wedding ring from the Christ Child; and a barefoot, kneeling St. Mary Magdalene holding a gold unguent pot (not visible in this detail). + Image Credit (M 070): Left half of Virgo inter Virgines [in Latin; La Vierge parmi les vierges in French; The Virgin among Virgins in English], by The Master of the Legend of St. Lucy (fl. c. 1435-1506/1509), oil on oak panel, 67.3"x42.5" (171 cm x 108 cm), c. 1488, Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, Brussels, inv. 2576. From Wikimedia Commons {PD-Art|PD-Old-100}. The image file has been identified as being free of known restrictions under copyright law, including all related and neighbouring rights.