“The Annunciation” Spanish School After Murillo Baroque Oil on Canvas c.1640

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“The Annunciation” Spanish School After Murillo Baroque Oil on Canvas c.1640A vibrantly coloured typically Baroque Spanish work following the great tradition of Murillo . c. 1640 Annunciation, by BARTOLOM ESTEBAN MURILLO (Seville, 1617 1682) circa 1665 1666,Oil on canvas. (Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla) Artist unknown. Oil on canvas In this painting, Annunciation, a theme on which Murillo created several works, the figures appear static, with somewhat theatrical gestures but with little expression in their faces. The

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