Exploring pictorial representations of JeromeFritz, Christina Mariella (Avtor) St Jerometranslator studiestranslation and artdepiction of translators in paintingsrole of translatorsThis article examines the defining traits of Jerome as a translator in selected Western European paintings. Adopting the Translator Studies approach (Chesterman 2009), the research shifts focus from translated texts to the translator himself. To gain access to a translator through paintings, the study conducts an interdisciplinary analysis of pictorial-artistic representations, combining translation theory, art history, picture theory, and media analyses. By exploring eight Western European paintings, it reveals attributes and characteristics that identify Jerome as a translator. Additionally, it illustrates which depictions held greater prominence within the respective society, thereby facilitating a deeper understanding of the significance of Jerome’s translation of the Bible in a particular historical period.20252026-04-13 15:57:34Članek v reviji181701UDK: 81'25:75.04ISSN pri članku: 2784-5826DOI: 10.4312/stridon.5.1.41-67COBISS_ID: 275056387sl