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Title: Francisco de Zurbaran; his epoch, his life and his works
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Cascales y Muñoz, José, 1865- Evans, Nellie Seelye, "Mrs. Dudley Evans," tr
Subjects: Zurbarán, Francisco, 1598-1664
Publisher: New York, Priv. print
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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o D.Juan Bautista Jimeno. IN CADIZ St. Diego de Alcalá, 0.94 x 1.00, to D. Jose Luis deSola and The Virgin of the Mercy putting a Scapular ona Monk, 2.07 x 1.31, to D. Juan de la C. La valle. IN JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA An Immaculate Conception with two ?nembers of thelesser clergy, kneeling at her feet, 1.$l x 1.68, to D. PedroAladro, Prince of Albania. IN SANLÚCAR DE BARRAMEDA A St. Francis, medium size, to the heirs of the widow ofSr. Hidalgo. IN ECIJA Martyrdom of the Carthusian Monks, 1.70 x 2.15, be-longing to D. José Fernández Pintado, also a Votive Pic-ture, 1.75 x 2.20. IN SEVILLE A Child Conception (first known work of Zurbarán)1.95 x 1.57; the Holy Family, 2.47x2.00; an Incidentin the Life of St. Luis Beltrdn, 0.34 x 1.19, and anotherIncident in the Life of the same Saint (companion to theformer) 0.34 x 1.19, to the heirs of D. José María Lópezde Cepero. A Carthusian Monk, 0.62 x 0.42, to D. Gonzalo Bil-bao. St. Francis de Paula, 1.63 x 1.09, to D. José Macdou-gall. 60
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CHRIST CROWNING JOSEPHThe Louvre. The Child Jesus wounding himself while weaving aCrown of Thorns, i .31 x 0.86, to D. Cayetano SánchezPineda, resembling that which D. Gustavo Morales ownsin Madrid. St. Anthony, 1.49 x 1.97, to D. Salvador Cumplido. The portraits of Don Diego Bustos de Lara, 2.00 x 1.04and Don Gonzalo Bustos de Lara, 2.00 x 1.04, to theCount de Gomara. St. Dominic de Guzman, 2.03 x 1.3^, to D. FranciscoRomero Camavachuelo. A Monk, 1.20 x 0.93, to the widow of Sr. Albarracin. The Birth of the Child Jesus, belonging to MoemádAnter, and Christ expiring on the Cross, to the heirs ofMarquis de Villafuerte. This last picture is so sublime, that in the opinion ofSr. Tormo, it is the most finished of Zurbaráns paintingsand according to D. José Villegas, director of the PradoMuseum, Velasquez may have been inspired by it to painthis own of the same subject. 61 THE PAINTINGS OF ZURBARAN In the Light of Criticism KNOWING the life of the man, the fortunes andpresent home of h

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