A dog, sack, and pitcher stand in the center foreground of this painter's version of Christ Healing the Blind.
A dog, sack, and pitcher stand in the center foreground of this painter's version of Christ Healing the Blind. The central back panel of one of this artist's triptychs show pilgrims traveling to St. Catherine's Monastery as part of its depiction of Mount Sinai. The Christian Knight ascends to heaven in the front panel of that work by him, the Modena Triptych. He showed St. John the Evangelist standing in front of seven nudes who writhe in front of shimmering yellow and green cloths, in one work. In another painting by him, St. Stephen and St. Augustine bear the golden-armored corpse of the nobleman Don Gonzalo Ruíz, a native of Toledo. For 10 points, name this Spanish painter of The Opening of the Fifth Seal and The Burial of Count Orgaz, whose name reflects his Cretan origin.
A dog, sack, and pitcher stand in the center foreground of this painter's version of Christ Healing the Blind.
El Greco [or Doménikos Theotokópoulos]