Francesco Ribalta
1565–1628 · Spanish · 26 artworks
BaroqueTenebrismNaturalismDramatic lightingEmotional intensityRealistic depiction of figures
artist bio
Francesco Ribalta was a Spanish painter of the Baroque period, known for his tenebrist style and religious scenes. He played a significant role in introducing Caravaggesque naturalism to Spain, influencing subsequent generations of Spanish artists.
what you'll learn
Studying Ribalta's work allows students to understand the transition from Renaissance to Baroque styles in Spain, focusing on the use of dramatic lighting and realistic depictions of religious subjects. Students can learn about the influence of Caravaggio on Spanish painting.
26 artworks
The Dead Christ Supported by Angels
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Apparition of Christ to Saint Vincent Ferrer
1604
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St. John The Evangelist
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Margarita Agullo
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El Alma En Pena
1610
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San Juan Bautista
1627
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The soul in pain
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San Agustín De Hipona
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Virgen De Portacoeli
1627
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Christ embracing Saint Bernard
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The blessed soul
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San Marcos
1627
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Christ Embracing St Bernard
1627
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San Bruno
1627
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Madonna and Child with Music-making Angels
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Encuentro Del Nazareno Con Su Madre
1612
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San Sebastián
1610
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San Jerónimo
1627
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San Gregorio Magno
1627
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Cristo Muerto Sostenido Por Dos Ángeles
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San Vicente De Zaragoza in Jail
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Virgin Mary shows baby Jesus to St.Francis
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Ramon Llull
1620
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Crucifixion
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San Ambrosio
1627
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El Alma Bienaventurada
1610
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