Juan de Valdes Leal
1622–1690 · Spanish · 11 artworks
Baroquetenebrismdynamic compositionemotional expressionrealistic detailmemento mori
artist bio
Juan de Valdés Leal was a Spanish painter and engraver of the Baroque period, known for his dramatic and often macabre religious and historical scenes. He was a significant figure in the Sevillian school of painting, contributing to the development of Spanish Baroque art with his expressive style and emphasis on emotional intensity.
related: Francisco de Zurbaran, Jusepe de Ribera
11 artworks
Coronation of San José
1668
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Ecce Homo
1659
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Pietà
1658
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The Conversion and Baptism of St. Augustine by St. Ambrose
1673
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St. Jerome
1657
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Virgin of the Immaculate Conception with Sts Andrew and John the Baptist
1672
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Carrying the Cross
1661
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Head of a Woman
1658
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The Sacrifice of Isaac
1659
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Assumption of the Virgin
1659
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Allegory of Death: In Ictu Oculi
1672
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