The Quiet Christ in Diego Velázquez Paintings
Diego Velázquez paintings hide a hushed Christ behind the royal portraits. Step into the religious masterworks of Philip IV’s principal painter.
Diego Velázquez paintings hide a hushed Christ behind the royal portraits. Step into the religious masterworks of Philip IV’s principal painter.
Bartolomé Esteban Murillo paintings give Spanish Baroque art its warmest voice. Step into the Madonnas and child Christs of Sevillian devotion.
Francisco de Zurbarán paintings give the Spanish Baroque its most sculptural quiet. Step inside the monks and saints of his Sevillian cloisters.
Eustache Le Sueur paintings give French Catholic art its calmest classical voice. Meet the painter once called the French Raphael.
Fernando Gallego paintings preserve Castile’s most striking medieval altarpiece, now reassembled at the University of Arizona Museum of Art.
Dieric Bouts paintings hold the quietest faith in early Flemish art. Step inside the silver-lit altarpieces of medieval Leuven.
The forgotten religious side of Alexandre Cabanel paintings, from his fallen angel to the saints of the French Second Empire Salon.
Step inside the sacred world of Albrecht Dürer paintings, where Catholic devotion meets the most precise eye of the Northern Renaissance.
Juan Sánchez Cotán paintings move from austere still life to monastic devotion. Step into the great cycle of the Charterhouse of Granada.
Juan de Juanes paintings bring Raphael’s calm classical light into Spanish Catholic devotion. Step into the religious masterworks of the great Valencian master.