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St. Jerome in His Study (Antonello da Messina)

''St. Jerome in His Study'' is a painting by the Italian Renaissance master Antonello da Messina, thought to have been completed around 1460–1475. It is in the collection of the National Gallery, London.
The picture was painted by Antonello during his Venetian sojourn, and was the property of Antonio Pasqualino.
==Description==

The small picture portrays St. Jerome working in his studio, a room without walls and ceiling seen from a kind of triumphal arch (probably within some church of Aragonese style). As in several other works by the Messinese painter, the main scene is accompanied by a host of details, that have points of contact with the contemporary Flemish school: books, animals, objects, all painted with a magnificent taste for detail and "optical truth".
The scene is devised such that the light rays coincide with the perspective axes, centering on the saint's bust and hands. A Mediterranean landscape is hinted at through the windows opening on both sides of the study. Animals include a partridge (''alectoris graeca'') and a peacock, in the foreground, both having symbolical meanings, a cat and a mysterious lion in the shade on the right.

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