St. Jerome
- Artist
- Francisco de Zurbaran
- Date
- c.1640 ; Seville , Spain
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Religious painting
- Location
- San Diego Museum of Art
The painting titled St. Jerome exemplifies the dramatic intensity typical of Baroque art, capturing the saint in a moment of profound spiritual reflection. Executed in oil on canvas, this religious painting emphasizes rich textures, deep contrasts, and dynamic lighting that draw viewers into its sacred narrative. The depiction of St. Jerome, known for translating the Bible into Latin, reveals both his scholarly dedication and penitential humility, making it a powerful example of religious art from the period.
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