Francisco Herrera the Elder

1576–1656 · Spain

Francisco Herrera (c. 1590 – 1656) was a Spanish painter, born in Seville. He was the founder of the Seville school. He is known as El viejo, "the elder," to distinguish him from his son Francisco Herrera the Younger, also a noted painter. Wikipedia

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Works

“Saint Bonaventure receiving the Habit from Saint Francis”, 1628 — Museo del Prado
“La Multiplication des pains” — Goya Museum
“Inmaculada Concepción”, 1616
“St. Hermenegild's apotheosis”, 1620s — Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla
“Blind hurdy-gurdy player”, 1640 — Kunsthistorisches Museum
“Saint Bonaventure Receiving Communion from the Hands of an Angel”, 1628 — Louvre
“Saint Basil Dictating His Doctrine”, 1625 — Louvre
“The Healing of Saint Bonaventure by Saint Francis”, 1628 — Louvre
“Saint Jerome”, 1640 — Museo del Prado
“Portrait of a Young Girl” — The Dick Institute
“The Apparition of Saint Catherine to the Family of Saint Bonaventure”, 1629 — Bob Jones University Museum and Gallery
“Exaltation of the Eucharist”, 1641
“Head of saint slit throat”
“The Preaching of Saint John the Baptist”
“The broom maker”
“Saint Anthony of Padua with child”
“Multiplication Of Loaves And Fishes”
“The Holy Family”
“Saint Peter”, 1635 — Yale University Art Gallery
“St. Anthony Preaching to the Fishes”, 1630 — Detroit Institute of Arts