Sigena Collection

Sigena Altarpiece. Table of the Adoration of the Shepherds, 1375. It comes from the Monastery of Sigena (Huesca)

Gothic Art. Spain. 16th century. Master of Sigena. The Annunc
Gothic Art. Spain.16th century. Master of Sigena. The Annunciation. Panel painting from the Monastery of Sigena. Diocesan Museum of Barbastro. Aragon

Effigy From The Tomb Of Beatrix Cornel, 1427 - 1451, Prioress Of The Lady Hospitallers Of St. John Of Jerusalem, In The Convent Of Sijena, Aragon, Spain

Friar. Priory chair of Blanche of Aragon and Anjou. 14th cen
Priory chair of Blanche of Aragon and Anjou. 1321-1325. Portrait of a friar. From the Monastery of Sigena. Diocesan Museum of Lleida. Spain

Priory chair of Blanche of Aragon and Anjou. 14th century. S
Priory chair of Blanche of Aragon and Anjou. 1321-1325. From the Monastery of Sigena. Diocesan Museum of Lleida. Spain

Linear Gothic. Spain. 14th century. St. Catherine of Alexand
Linear Gothic. Spain. 14th century. Priory chair of Blanche of Aragon and Anjou (c.1301-1348), nun and prioress. Inside the chair arms are depicted St. Catherine of Alexandria and St. Agnes. 1322

Linear Gothic. Spain. 14th century. Priory chair of Blanche of Aragon and Anjou (c.1301-1348), nun and prioress. Friar. Portrait. 1322. It comes from the Monastery of Santa Maria de Sigena (Huesca)

Prior Throne of Blanca of Aragon and Anjou. c. 1321-1348. Clergyman. Gothic art. Tempera on wood; Furniture. SPAIN. Lerida. Lleida Museum. Proc: SPAIN. Villanueva de Sigena. Royal Monastery of Sta

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"Sigena: A Glimpse into the Gothic Art of 16th Century Spain" Step back in time to the captivating world of Gothic art in 16th century Spain, where the Master left an indelible mark. One such masterpiece is "The Annunciation, " a stunning portrayal that transports viewers to a realm filled with divine grace and ethereal beauty. Intriguingly, Friar's Priory chair from the 14th century tells tales of Blanche of Aragon and Anjou, offering a glimpse into her regal presence within the priory. The intricate carvings on this chair speak volumes about its historical significance and artistic prowess. Another remarkable creation is the Sigena Altarpiece's Table of Adoration, crafted in 1375. This exquisite piece showcases meticulous attention to detail and evokes a sense of reverence as shepherds pay homage to baby Jesus. Linear Gothic art flourished during this period, exemplified by St. Catherine of Alexandria's depiction from 14th-century Spain. The delicate lines and graceful curves capture both her strength and serenity, making it an emblematic representation. Within this rich tapestry lies another treasure - an effigy from Beatrix Cornel's tomb (1427-1451), Prioress at Lady Hospitallers Of St. John Of Jerusalem in Sijena Convent, Aragon. This relic offers insight into religious life during medieval times while showcasing skilled craftsmanship that has stood the test of time. A nuance worth noting is how Linear Gothic style permeates various artworks like Priory chairs associated with Blanche or even Prior Throne attributed to Blanca of Aragon and Anjou. These pieces epitomize elegance through their elaborate designs while serving as symbols of power within ecclesiastical settings. Sigena presents us with a visual feast encompassing diverse facets.