Santo Tomás De Villanueva Dando Limosna (after Murillo)
- Artist
- Antonio Cabral Bejarano
- Date
- c.1860
- Style
- Academicism
- Genre
- Religious painting
The painting titled Santo Tomás De Villanueva Dando Limosna (after Murillo) exemplifies Religious painting, capturing a scene of compassion and humility. Inspired by the style of Murillo, it reflects the influence of Academicism through its detailed realism and classical composition. The depiction of Saint Thomas as he generously gives alms emphasizes themes of charity, faith, and devotion central to religious art. The artist's skillful use of light and color enhances the spiritual atmosphere, inviting viewers to contemplate the virtues portrayed within this timeless religious narrative.
Related artworks
- Tomb of Zaccaria and Saint Athanasius by Palma il Giovane
- Degollación Del Bautista by Antonio Cabral Bejarano
- Arsenali Mountain at night by Niko Pirosmani
- Martirio di San Marco by Palma il Giovane
- The Lamentation over the Dead Christ by Palma il Giovane
- Die Heiligen Rochus Und Klara by Palma il Giovane
- Martirio di Santa Barbara by Palma il Giovane
- Studie Zum Bild La Morte by Giovanni Segantini
- Deterrence by Vasiliy Ryabchenko
- Die Letzte Mühe Des Tages by Giovanni Segantini