A not so clear representation of Saint Barbara. She holds her martyrdom tool, the sword with which she was beheaded by her father, in the left. So Saint Barbara is not shown armed (in the usual sense).
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Michael Pacher-Workshop, Saint Barbara, arround 1480/1490,
54,5 x 41 cm (Belvedere, Vienna, Inv.-Nr. 4848)
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![[Image: St_Barbara.jpg]](https://wwwhomes.uni-bielefeld.de/mwille2/VMS/St_Barbara.jpg)
Michael Pacher-Workshop, Saint Barbara, arround 1480/1490,
54,5 x 41 cm (Belvedere, Vienna, Inv.-Nr. 4848)
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