The Vision of St Helena, Paolo Veronese, between 1575 and 1578

The vision of saint helena. National gallery, london saint helena's vision of the true cross is represented by two angels with the cross appearing to her as she sleeps. Saint helena, mother of the emperor constantine, is said to have received divine guidance in her quest to discover the place where the true cross, on which christ had been crucified, was buried. The attribution to veronese has occasionally been doubted but it is generally accepted to be a relatively early work by this artist. Object Type: painting. Genre: religious art. Date: between 1575 and 1578. Dimensions: height: 198 cm (77.9 in); width: 116 cm (45.6 in). Medium: oil on canvas. Depicted People: Helena Augusta. Collection: National Gallery. The Vision of Saint Helena veronese