St. Cajetan

18th century
Cáceres Cathedral, Cáceres, Spain

As usual, St. Cajetan is pictured with a short beard and wearing a black cassock with a high collar. The lily stalk, denoting chastity, is also a common symbol in his portraits.

The crown is the artist's way of expressing God's favor, not an attribute.

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Photographed at the cathedral by Richard Stracke, shared under Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike license.