At the far east end of Westminster Abbey in the Lady Chapel stands a bronze grill enclosure containing the tomb of Henry VII. The Saint George sculptures of the triforium which surround the tomb and the bronze statuette of the saint on the bronze enclosure are all of English origin, but within the enclosure the work is Italian. Pietro Torrigiano, a Florentine artist, was invited to England by Henry VIII to create a magnificent tomb for his father. This lecture examines the inherent differences between Italian and English artistic styles and reconstructs the pilgrim’s experience at the tomb of Henry VII, focusing on the three sculpted figures of Saint George.