St. Maurice and the Angel
- Artist
- Bernardo Strozzi
- Date
- 1635
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Religious painting
- Location
- Hermitage Museum
Bernardo Strozzi’s 1635 artwork, St. Maurice and the Angel, exemplifies the dramatic intensity of the Baroque period through its dynamic composition and rich use of light and shadow. Executed in oil on canvas, the painting belongs to the genre of religious painting, depicting a sacred encounter as suggested by the title. Strozzi’s technique emphasizes vivid colors and textures, bringing spiritual themes to life with emotional depth and realism characteristic of Baroque art. The scene conveys the interaction between the saint and angelic figure with poignant immediacy.
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