Domenico Theotokopuli Collection
Domenico Theotokopuli, better known as El Greco, was a renowned artist of the 16th century
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Domenico Theotokopuli, better known as El Greco, was a renowned artist of the 16th century. His works showcased his unique style and artistic vision, leaving a lasting impact on the art world. In "Christ Carrying the Cross, " created between 1577-87, El Greco depicts Christ's burden with emotional intensity and vibrant colors. "Heilige Familie" or "The Holy Family" from c1590 captures the serenity and love within this sacred group. Another notable piece is "Saint Martin and the Beggar, " painted in 1597/1600, which portrays Saint Martin's compassion towards those in need. "The Feast in the House of Simon" (1608/14) showcases El Greco's mastery of composition and lighting techniques to create a dramatic scene filled with emotion. In "Saint Francis Kneeling in Meditation" (1595/1600), he captures Saint Francis' spiritual contemplation through delicate brushstrokes. El Greco's religious devotion is evident in his depiction of "The Assumption of the Virgin" (1577-79), where he conveys Mary's ascension into heaven with ethereal beauty. He revisits the theme of charity again in another painting titled "Saint Martin and the Beggar" (1597/99). "The Holy Family with Saint Anne and Infant John Baptist" (c. 1595/1600) demonstrates El Greco's ability to portray familial bonds while incorporating religious symbolism seamlessly. In his portrayal of saints like Jerome (c. 1610/14) and Ildefonso (c. 1603/14), El Greco brings out their individual characteristics through expressive faces and intricate details. El Greco also explored biblical narratives such as "Christ Cleansing The Temple, " believed to be painted before 1570, showcasing Jesus' righteous anger against corruption. Finally, we have Laocoon (c.