Some Flemish Sources of Baroque Painting in Spain

Martín S. Soria

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Historical Art and Architecture Studies Historical Art and Culture Studies Early Modern Spanish Literature

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ITALIAN artists, particularly Michelangelo, the Venetians, and Caravaggio, exerted a strong influence on the Baroque painters of Spain. This fact is generally recognized—to the disregard of Flemish elements. Yet, as new discoveries are made, it becomes increasingly obvious that among the various foreign sources, French, German, Portuguese, etc., the Flemish may have been as abundant as the Italian. This paper will discuss specifically the influence of Flemish prints on the great Baroque painters of Spain. Examples used by Greco, Velázquez, Zurbarán, and Murillo will be presented.1

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