St Sebastian, Rubens

Painting titled San Sebastian, painted in 1618 by Peter Paul Rubens (or in Dutch, Pieter Paul Rubens), a Flemish painter who embraced the Baroque style.
Rubens devoted much of his career to religious motifs, his most significant influence in this regard was the Italian master Titian, whom he met during his stay in Italy.
St Sebastian is one of the most symbolic works of the painter, the canvas shows the classic characteristics of Rubens' strokes: realistic characters, movement, sinuous anatomies, and strong colors.
This piece is currently located at the Gemäldegalerie Museum in Berlin, Germany.