Vector art of Saint Isidore the Farmer for cutting plotter
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Vector image of Saint Isidore the Farmer for cutting plotter.
We have vectorized this image of Saint Isidore the Farmer, taking into consideration the physical details of the artwork and the factors affecting the performance of a cutting plotter, thus achieving a perfect balance between artistic aesthetics and technical needs.
This image is suitable for various purposes, such as cutting on a plotter, sandblasting, laser engraving, screen printing, monochrome printing, and many other uses.
Tips and angles of this vector image are rounded to facilitate cutting and peeling.
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This image of St. Isidore is vectorized in PostScript format with the minimum number of nodes and its contours are smooth and soft, with no "jumps" in diagonal or curved lines so that you can use it in your plotter quickly and easily.
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Saint Isidore the Farmer
Saint Isidore the Farmer was born in Madrid in 1082, where he lived with his humble family, until he went to Torrelaguna, escaping from the Arab invasion. There he married Santa María de la Cabeza, in 1109, and 10 years later he returned to Madrid to work for the Vargas family, living in the house they had for the farm workers.
He was a farmer and carpenter, had a deep faith, devotion to the Virgin, and a charitable spirit that he devoted to the poor, with the help of his wife, who shared with him her love for the needy.
When St. Isidore died on November 30, 1172, at the age of 90, he was already considered a saint. He was buried first in the cemetery of the parish of St. Andrew, then he was transferred to the Church, since the rain unearthed his incorrupt body. Alfonso VIII in 1212 ordered a chest to be made to bury his body. He remained there until 1619, when he was beatified by the Holy See, with 438 approved miracles. During the reign of Carlos III, his body was moved to the Collegiate Church where it is today.
He is the patron saint of the town of Madrid and of farmers.
The day of Saint Isidore the Farmer is celebrated on May 15.
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