Saint Anselm of Canterbury, with scepter and halo, eyes raised to the sky.
This colorful public domain image comes from the Public Domain Bible Development Project, Images of Saints collection.
Saint Anselm, also called Anselm of Canterbury, was the Archbishop of Canterbury during the late tenth and early eleventh century. His career was notable for founding scholasticism and publicizing the ontological argument for the existence of God.
This image is derived from a stained glass window, or at least follows the stained glass window style. Saint Anselm is portrayed with a scepter in his left hand, eyes raised to the sky, and a golden halo surrounding his head. The colors are vibrant, with a dark overall effect.
This image is available through the Public Domain Bible Development Project, Images of Saints collection, and is therefore in the public domain.
Image is 5.73 MB, 2157×3453 px, and is hosted by Ars Publik.
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