Francisco de Zurbarán
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Artworks: 31
Master of Spanish religious chiaroscuro
Francisco de Zurbarán was a Spanish painter. He is known primarily for his religious paintings depicting monks, nuns, and martyrs, and for his still-lifes. Zurbarán gained the nickname "Spanish Caravaggio," owing to the forceful, realistic use of chiaroscuro in which he excelled.
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Master student
- Antonio del Castillo Y Saavedra Student
- Juan de Zurbarán Student
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Parent child
- Juan de Zurbarán Child
Artworks by this artist (31 total)
- The Infant Christ
- The Child Virgin Asleep
- Portrait of Philip IV between circa 1598 and circa 1664
- Saint Francis Of Assisi According To Pope Nicholas V’s Vision circa 1640
- Saint Diego of Alcalá c.1640
- The Crucifixion 1627
- Saint Romanus of Antioch and Saint Barulas 1638
- St Marina c. 1640-1650
- Don Juan Bazo de Moreda ca. 1655
- The Archangel Michael
- San Francisco en meditación 1632
- St. Francis Contemplating a Skull c.1635
- Virgin and Child with Saint John 1658
- Saint Benedict ca. 1640-45
- Saint Jerome ca. 1640-1645
- Still Life With Four Vessels from 1635 until 1664
- Saint Dorothy
- Christ Crucified circa 1655
- The Prayer Of St. Bonaventura About The Selection Of The New Pope
- The Annunciation