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Take One Picture 2026

Until 31 August 2026

See the painting 'A Regatta on the Grand Canal' by Canaletto through the eyes of a child

Saint George and the Dragon

Saint George and the Dragon

Jacopo Tintoretto

Saint George and the Dragon

Saint George killing the Dragon

Two Followers of Cadmus devoured by a Dragon

Cornelis van Haarlem

Recognising saints: dragon

Which saint is famous for slaying a dragon?

Dragons appear in a number of mythological and pseudo-religious stories represented in paintings in the National Gallery. In most instances the beasts symbolise a force of evil. Saint George slays a dragon, and so by implication the forces of righ...

Tintoretto's Underdrawing for 'Saint George and the Dragon'

Read an article from the National Gallery Technical Bulletin, by Jill Dunkerton

Uccello's 'Saint George and the Dragon': Technical Evidence Re-evaluated

Read an article from the National Gallery Technical Bulletin, by Jill Dunkerton and Ashok Roy