Assumption of the Virgin
- Artist
- Juan Carreno de Miranda
- Date
- 1657
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Religious painting
"Assumption of the Virgin" by Juan Carreño de Miranda is a striking example of a religious painting from the Baroque period. The Spanish painter's mastery of dramatic composition and vivid imagery captures the moment of the Virgin Mary's divine ascent into heaven, surrounded by angels and celestial light. The use of dynamic movement and intense emotion exemplifies the characteristics of Baroque art, aiming to inspire devotion and awe in the viewer. This work reflects Carreño de Miranda's skill in blending religious fervor with compelling visual storytelling typical of his era.
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