First, listen to the 1 min, 50 sec audio clip about the life of St Margaret of Antioch here on the Victoria & Albert Museum website. Then, view each of the images of the life of St Margaret below.
The St Margaret Altarpiece, Northern Germany (early 16th century), now at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London
Altarpiece made of painted and gilded oak

The St Margaret Altarpiece, Northern Germany (early 16th century), now at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London
Explore more detailed images of the altarpiece on this website. You can also listen to a detailed, three-minute audio description of the altarpiece on the Victoria & Albert Museum website.
Church of St Mary, Tarrant Crawford, Dorset, England (early 14th century)
Fourteen-scene painted series of the life of St Margaret

Scene 9: St Margaret is placed in a great vessel of water in order to be drowned. The water appears to be boiling.

Scene 11: Swallowed by the devil in the form of a dragon, St Margaret emerges unharmed by making the sign of the cross. An angel watches over in the top right corner, and others observe as well.
Dante’s Church: Santa Margherita dei Cerchi, Florence, Italy (early to mid 15th century)
Predella painting by Domenico di Michelino

Narrative of St Margaret’s life on predella (below the large, main painting), Santa Margherita dei Cerchi, Florence, Italy