St. Veronica
- Artist
- Bernardo Strozzi
- Date
- 1625 - 1630
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Religious painting
- Location
- Museo del Prado
Bernardo Strozzi’s St. Veronica (1625–1630) exemplifies his mastery of Baroque Religious painting. Created with rich, luminous Oil on Canvas, it features Strozzi’s characteristic energetic brushwork and vibrant coloration. The artwork captures the devotion and emotion typical of Baroque religious art, emphasizing dramatic lighting and expressive figures. As a prominent founder of the Venetian Baroque style, Strozzi's work combines powerful visual impact with spiritual depth, making his religious paintings highly influential in the development of 17th-century European religious art.
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