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Description: | Murillo was one of the most widely admired and imitated religious painters of the seventeenth century. Many of his works were large altarpieces for which he normally made small oil sketches, known as modelli. This seems to be a copy after one of his sketches; several similar sketches from his hand are known. | Subjects: | religion (Crucifixion) | Source: | Vads | Creator: | Artist: Murillo, Bartolomea-Esteban (Spanish painter and draftsman, 1618-1682) Æ Attributed to after Attributed to Spanish School Previously attributed to Murillo, Bartolomea-Esteban (Spanish painter and draftsman, 1618-1682) | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=8375... | Go to resource |
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