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The Burial of the Count of Orgaz is a large painting completed by El Greco in 1586 for the Church of Santo Tome in Toledo, where it remains. It represents a local legend in which Saints Stephen and Augustine descend to bury Gonzalo Ruiz de Toledo, while an upper heavenly realm opens above a gatherin...
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El Greco's most famous masterpiece, universally admired for visionary dual registers and portrait realism.
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The Disrobing of Christ, commonly called El Espolio, is an oil painting completed by El Greco in 1579 for Toledo Cathedral, where it remains in the sacristy. The composition places Christ in a vivid red robe at the center of a compressed crowd of soldiers and onlookers, while figures preparing the c...
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El Greco's first Spanish masterpiece, renowned for color, compressed space, and intense devotional drama.
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El Greco's Adoration of the Shepherds, painted in oil on canvas around 1612 to 1614, is held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Intended for the artist's funerary chapel in the church of Santo Domingo el Antiguo in Toledo, it places the luminous Christ Child at the center of an intensely...
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Late El Greco devotional masterpiece, admired for ecstatic light and elongated figures, strong museum reputation.
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El Greco painted The Assumption of the Virgin in 1577 for the high altar of the church of Santo Domingo el Antiguo in Toledo, his first major Spanish commission. The monumental oil painting shows Mary rising toward heaven amid angels while the apostles gather around her empty tomb below, linking ear...
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Major early Toledo El Greco, admired for scale, color, and transition into mature Spanish style.
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The Trinity is an oil painting made by El Greco around 1577-1579 for the high altarpiece of Santo Domingo el Antiguo in Toledo. It represents God the Father supporting the dead Christ beneath the Holy Spirit, with angels gathered around them. The work combines Venetian color with elongated figures a...
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Important early El Greco altarpiece panel, admired for Venetian color and spiritual intensity.
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El Greco's Resurrection was painted around 1597-1600 for the altarpiece of the Colegio de Doña María de Aragón in Madrid and is now in the Museo del Prado. It shows the risen Christ ascending above a crowded group of startled soldiers, whose bodies twist through a steep and compressed space. The elo...
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Strong El Greco altarpiece panel, admired for upward movement and color, part of a larger dispersed ensemble.
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El Greco's Pentecost was painted around 1597-1600 for the altarpiece of the Colegio de Doña María de Aragón in Madrid and is now in the Museo del Prado. It represents the Holy Spirit descending as a dove above the Virgin Mary, the apostles, and other gathered figures. Their elongated bodies, upward...
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Important El Greco Pentecost, vivid and ecstatic, respected within Prado ensemble but less famous individually.
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El Greco's Baptism of Christ is a large oil painting created around 1597-1600 for the high altarpiece of the Colegio de Doña María de Aragón in Madrid and now held by the Museo del Prado. Christ and John the Baptist occupy the earthly foreground, while angels and an opening heaven create a strongly...
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Strong El Greco Baptism panel, admired for elongated forms and color, secondary to his top Toledo works.
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El Greco's Annunciation in the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza in Madrid is a religious painting from the artist's mature period in Toledo. It depicts the archangel Gabriel appearing to the Virgin Mary, accompanied by the dove of the Holy Spirit and a burst of heavenly light. El Greco distinguishe...
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Fine El Greco Annunciation version, admired for color and spiritual intensity, one among several treatments.
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The "Disrobing of Christ" housed in the Alte Pinakothek in Munich is an oil-on-canvas painting by the Greek-Spanish Mannerist artist El Greco. This artwork is a variation of the artist's original altarpiece completed between 1577 and 1579 for the Cathedral of Toledo in Spain. The painting depicts th...
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Secondary version after El Greco's famous Espolio, valued but clearly overshadowed by Toledo original.
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