Afterlives of the Saints. Colin Dickey

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      FIG. 1: Scene from the Apocalypse, The Opening of the Fifth and

      Sixth Seals (1511), Albrecht Dürer. Bibliotheque Nationale,

       Paris, France/ Giraudon/ The Bridgeman Art Library

      FIG. 2: Saint Jerome Writing (c.1604), Michelangelo Merisi da

      Caravaggio Galleria Borghese, Rome, Italy/ The Bridgeman

       Art Library

      FIG. 3: The Ecstasy of Saint Teresa (1647–1652), Giovanni

      Lorenzo Bernini Santa Maria della Vittoria, Rome, Italy/

       Alinari/ The Bridgeman Art Library

      FIG. 4: Flayed Man Holding a Dagger and His Skin from Juan Val

      verde de Amusco's Antomia del Corp Humano (1560),

      artist unknown

      FIG. 5: Detail from The Last Judgment (1537–1541), The Sistine

      Chapel, Michelangelo Buonarroti Vatican Museums and

       Galleries, Vatican City, Italy/ The Bridgeman Art Library

      FIG. 6: "Arizona war worker writes her Navy boyfriend a thank

      you note for the Jap skull he sent her," Life Magazine,

      May 22, 1944 Ralph Crane/ Time & Life Images /

       Getty Images

      FIG. 7: Mary Magdalene with a Night Light (1630–35),

      Georges de la Tour Louvre, Paris, France/ Giraudon/

       The Bridgeman Art Library

      FIG. 8: The Martyrdom of Saint Agatha (1520), Sebastiano del

      Piombo Palazzo Pitti, Florence, Italy/ The Bridgeman

       Art Library

      FIG. 9: Saint Sebastian (1615), Guido Reni © Cheltenham Art

       Gallery & Museums, Gloucestershire, UK/ The Bridge

       man Art Library

      FIG. 10: Temptation of Saint Anthony, from the Isenheim

      Altarpiece (c.1512–16), Matthias Grünewald Musee

       d'Unterlinden, Colmar, France/ Giraudon/ The Bridge

       man Art Library

      FIG. 11: Reliquary statue of Saint Foy (c.980) Church of Saint

       Foy, Conques, France/ The Bridgeman Art Library

      FIG. 12: Statue of Saint Lucy, Saint Roch's Cemetery, New Orleans © Joanna Ebenstein