Prints and Drawings of Saint Margaret and the Dragon
Drawing attributed to Denis Calvart, 1589. (Pen and brown ink, with grey-brown wash, heightened with white (oxidised), over black chalk)

Etching/Engraving by François Chauveau, after Nicolas Poussin, 1628-1676.

Etching by Marcantonio, after Francesco Francia, 1500-1510.

Michiel Snyders, engraving, 1613. Illustration to page 91 of Aubert le Mire's "Sanctorum Principum ... Imagines"

Israhel van Meckenem, engraving, 1465-1500.

Lucas van Leyden, woodcut, 1517 (circa).

Engraving after After Marcantonio, 1500-1527.

Etching/Engraving after Raphael and Giulio Romano, 1600-1700.

Etching/Engraving by Louis Surugue after Raphael and Giulio Romano, 1729-1740. I know that I've posted a painting of this work before, I'm not sure what I labeled it as though. Dig through the Monster Brains archives and you'll find it.

Etching made by Joseph Eissner after Raphael, 1821-1828.

Etching made by Jan van Troyen, after Raphael, 1660.

All artworks found at The British Museum.

St. Margaret and the Dragon
St. Margaret of Antioch (France, 1490-1500)

St. Margaret (with St. Catherine), (Flanders, c. 1420-1440)

St. Margaret of Antioch. Illuminated manuscript ca. 1440.

t. Margaret (S. Netherlands, c. 1500-1525)

St. Margaret (France, c. 1490)

St. Margaret of Antioch (S. Netherlands, c. 1460)

St. Margaret (S. Netherlands, c. 1500-1510)

Many more depictions of Saint Margaret and the Dragon on display here.

Arkady [Amirkhanov]? (Fairy Tale Illustrations)










See more here. Name filtered through Babelfish from Russian, could be wrong?

Link suggested by Paul K of BibliOdyssey, thanks Paul!