
1541โ1614 ยท Spanish ยท 32 artworks
artist bio
El Greco, a master of the Spanish Renaissance, developed a highly individual style characterized by elongated figures, dramatic use of color, and mystical intensity. His work bridged the gap between Byzantine and Western European artistic traditions, influencing later movements like Expressionism and Cubism.
what you'll learn
Studying El Greco's work allows students to explore the expressive potential of distortion and color, and to understand how an artist can develop a unique visual language within a specific historical context. Students can also learn about the influence of religious and philosophical ideas on artistic expression.
related: Tintoretto, Michelangelo, Peter Paul Rubens

Portrait Of Don Rodrigo Vasquez
1605

A Prelate
1601

Apostle St. Simon
1612

St. Francis receiving the stigmata
1590

Apostle St. James the Less
1612

Christ
1585

St. Mary Magdalene
1580

St. Jacobus
1600

View of Toledo
1599

Portrait of Fray Hortensio Felix Paravicino
1609

St. Antony of Padua
1577

Allegory of Camaldolese Order
1600

Apostle St. Thaddeus (Jude)
1612

Apostle St. Andrew
1610

Mount Sinai
1570

Apostle St. Peter
1612

St. Luke
1605

Portrait of Dominican Friar
1605

Apparition of the Virgin to St. Lawrence
1580

The Burial of the Count of Orgaz
1588

St. Paul and St. Peter
1595

St. James the Less
1595

Apostle St. Matthew
1612

View of Toledo
1600

Christ blessing (The Saviour of the World)
1600

Portrait of Pope Pius V
1605

St. John the Evangelist and St. Francis
1608

Apostle St. Paul
1612

Poet Ercilla y Zuniga by El Greco
1595

Saint Benedict
1579

The Ecstasy of St. Francis of Assisi
1600

Virgin Mary
1585