One of his paintings shows a man on horseback handing a green cloak to a semi-naked man on his right.
One of his paintings shows a man on horseback handing a green cloak to a semi-naked man on his right. Another of his paintings shows people in blue, green, yellow, and red falling over as Christ appears with a white flag. Both St. Martin and the Beggar and Resurrection are results after his move away from Madrid, where his Adoration of the Holy Name of Jesus and Triumph of the Holy League were rejected for El Escorial. Late works like Opening of the Fifth Seal and a shadowy version of Laocoon under blue skies retain the dynamics of his work depicting two saints in gold entombing Gonzalo Ruiz. For ten points, name this painter of The Burial of Count Orgaz, originally from Greece.
One of his paintings shows a man on horseback handing a green cloak to a semi-naked man on his right.
El {Greco}; or Domenikos {Theotokopoulus}