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Juan de Valdes Leal
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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.

what you'll learn

Studying Valdés Leal's work allows students to explore the dramatic use of light and shadow in Baroque painting, as well as the emotional intensity conveyed through his compositions and figures. Students can also learn about the themes of mortality and religious fervor prevalent in Spanish Baroque art.

related: Francisco de Zurbaran, Jusepe de Ribera

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11 artworks

Coronation of San José

Coronation of San José

1668

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Ecce Homo

Ecce Homo

1659

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Pietà

Pietà

1658

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The Conversion and Baptism of St. Augustine by St. Ambrose

The Conversion and Baptism of St. Augustine by St. Ambrose

1673

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St. Jerome

St. Jerome

1657

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Virgin of the Immaculate Conception with Sts Andrew and John the Baptist

Virgin of the Immaculate Conception with Sts Andrew and John the Baptist

1672

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Carrying the Cross

Carrying the Cross

1661

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Head of a Woman

Head of a Woman

1658

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The Sacrifice of Isaac

The Sacrifice of Isaac

1659

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Assumption of the Virgin

Assumption of the Virgin

1659

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Allegory of Death: In Ictu Oculi

Allegory of Death: In Ictu Oculi

1672

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