The Candlelit Paintings of Georges de La Tour
Georges de La Tour paintings light a single candle in the darkness. Step into the rediscovered Catholic masterworks of seventeenth century Lorraine.
Georges de La Tour paintings light a single candle in the darkness. Step into the rediscovered Catholic masterworks of seventeenth century Lorraine.
Jusepe de Ribera paintings give Spanish Naples its most ferocious tenebrist voice. Step into the martyrs, apostles, and Carthusian saints of the great Neapolitan master.
Nicolas Poussin paintings invented French classical religious art. Step into the calm Roman altarpieces of the great founder of French classicism.
Philippe de Champaigne paintings give French Catholic devotion its most austere Jansenist voice. Step into the Port-Royal altarpieces of the great Brussels-born master.
Rembrandt paintings give Christian art its most psychologically honest seventeenth century voice. Step into the great biblical canvases of the Dutch Golden Age master.
Anthony van Dyck paintings reveal the silvery saints and Christs behind the court painter of Charles I. Step into his finest religious works.
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.