His only historical painting is divided into a background scene showing a naval fleet assaulting a shore and a group portrait in the foreground showing a conference of the knights defending it from the English.
His only historical painting is divided into a background scene showing a naval fleet assaulting a shore and a group portrait in the foreground showing a conference of the knights defending it from the English. In his austere still life settings, his subjects include one with pottery jars and one with lemons, oranges, and a rose on a plate with a mug. He was most prolific with shadowy religious portraits, painting St. Apollonia and St. Casilda of Burgos, and using himself as a model for a picture of St. Luke as a painter watching Christ on the cross. FTP, name this Baroque painter from Seville, renowned for his depiction of St. Serapion.
His only historical painting is divided into a background scene showing a naval fleet assaulting a shore and a group portrait in the foreground showing a conference of the knights defending it from the English.
Francisco de {Zurbaran}