This work, which sought to honor a patron of the church of Santo Tomé, features a man clad in yellow at its upper left dangling a pair of keys, while Andrés Nuñez, a priest, is standing on the right.
This work, which sought to honor a patron of the church of Santo Tomé, features a man clad in yellow at its upper left dangling a pair of keys, while Andrés Nuñez, a priest, is standing on the right. Jorge Manuel, the artist's son, is standing with a handkerchief bearing his date of birth at the bottom left of this painting, whose top portrays parted clouds below a triangle formed by Christ, Mary, and Saint John the Baptist. The spirits of St. Stephen and St. Augustine hold the body of the title character, who is surrounded by fellow prominent men of Toledo while being lowered into a coffin. FTP, name this El Greco painting which depicts the interment of its titular count.
This work, which sought to honor a patron of the church of Santo Tomé, features a man clad in yellow at its upper left dangling a pair of keys, while Andrés Nuñez, a priest, is standing on the right.
{The Burial of Count Orgaz }