Showing 11 artworks with Alonzo Cano and with artwork date before 1655 and with artwork date after 1645
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Alonzo Cano
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Delve into history at Queens’ College, Cambridge – admire architectural marvels like the Mathematical Bridge & experience Victorian pastoral art by Colkett. Discover a legacy of scholarship!
Witness the miraculous 'Miracle at the Well' by Alonso Cano! This 1646 oil painting depicts a profound religious scene with masterful detail and dramatic light. Explore faith, community, and artistry in this iconic masterpiece.
Alonso Cano's 'St. Bernard & the Virgin' (1650) depicts a miraculous encounter with divine grace, showcasing Baroque realism and religious devotion through vibrant colors and masterful composition.
Experience the captivating beauty of Alonso Cano’s ‘Mary,’ a Baroque masterpiece housed at Budapest's Szépmûvészeti Múzeum. Explore its serene composition and profound emotional depth.
Experience this dramatic Baroque portrait of St John the Evangelist by Alonzo Cano (1646), featuring a vivid pink robe against a rocky landscape; discover this masterpiece today.
Experience the dramatic Baroque piety of The Dead Christ Supported by an Angel by Alonzo Cano (1646); discover this masterpiece of Spanish religious art today.
Explore Alonso Cano’s ‘The First Labours of Adam & Eve’ (1652). A Baroque masterpiece! Oil on canvas, dramatic lighting, classical style – a captivating pastoral scene.
Explore Alonso Cano’s ‘Cristo en El Limbo’ – a dramatic 1652 charcoal drawing of suffering & faith. Baroque style, dynamic composition, & profound emotional impact.