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Marriage of the Virgin

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  • Sebastián López de Arteaga

    …made in New Spain: the Marriage of the Virgin (c. 1640), the Crucifixion (1643), and the Incredulity of St. Thomas (1643). The latter two are excellent examples of the powerful tenebrism of his work. In the Crucifixion a starkly lit and attenuated Christ twists on the cross against a dark…

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    …made in New Spain: the Marriage of the Virgin (c. 1640), the Crucifixion (1643), and the Incredulity of St. Thomas (1643). The latter two are excellent examples of the powerful tenebrism of his work. In the Crucifixion a starkly lit and attenuated Christ twists on the cross against a dark…

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