The smooth shaved adolescent or post adolescent of St. Sebastian in the XV^th and XVI^th Centuries was slowly replaced by a matured male form as noted above, a man that appeared to be well into his twenties or thirties with a commensurate muscular development. Along with the developed physique, the martyr-saint also ages, facially. No longer do we find a soft, pink cheeked, doe-eyed turned skyward, tulip mouth, effete, but a St. Sebastian whose face assumes real character, not a formulated, pretty ideal. Suddenly in the XVII^th Century, the martyr-saint sprouts a beard. In addition to those noted above, Ludovico Pozzoserrato (1593) (See: Figure 204), and Michele Desubleo (c. 1650) (See: Figure 205), also provide the martyr-saint with facial hair. This development irrevocably moves St. Sebastian from the ranks of the adolescent or post adolescent, Apollonian ideal of the XV^th and XVI^th Centuries and into an age group that seems more appropriate for the historical figure.