ARTH 489: Constructing the Lives of Spanish Baroque Painters
Dr. Anthony Colantuono
Fall, 1993

(For paintings listed under artist headings, works are by that artist unless otherwise specified)

Palomino, Antonio; Allegory of Air; after 1688; Madrid: Prado

Kessel, Jan Van II: Family in a Garden; 1679; Madrid: Prado

El Greco (Domenikos Theotokopoulos)
 

Pacheco, Francisco
 

Roelas, Juan de las
 

Herrara the Elder, Francisco
 

Tristan, Luis; Holy Trinity; 1624; Seville, Cathedral

Cotán, Juan Sánchez; Still Life with Quince, Cabbage, Melon and Cucumber; c.1600; San Diego, Museum of Art

Orrente, Pedro
 

Maino, Juan Bautista
 

Carducho, Bartolomé; Descent from the Cross; 1595; Oil on canvas; 263 x 181cm; Madrid, Prado

Carducho, Vincente
 

Hamen y Leon, Juan van der
 

Ribalta, Francisco
 

Ribera, José de
 

Zurbarán, Francisco de
 

Cano, Alonso
 

Velázquez, Diego
 

Mazo, Juan Bautista Martínez del
 

Pereda, Antonio de; St. Peter Liberated by the Angel; 1643; Madrid: Prado
Raphael; St. Peter Liberated by the Angel; 1512-13; Fresco; Rome, Vatican, Stanza d'Eliodoro

Rizi, Francesco
 

Carreño, Juan
 

Murillo, Bartolomé Esteban
 

Valdés Leal, Juan de
 

Escalante, Juan; Dead Christ; 1663; Madrid:Prado

Cabezalero, Juan; Assumption of the Virgin; c.1667-68; Madrid: Prado

Cerezo, Mateo
 
 

Antolínez, José
 
 

Coello, Claudio
 
 


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