Fiel retrato do venerável Juan Diego (1752) by Miguel Cabrera

Fiel retrato do venerável Juan Diego - Miguel Cabrera - 1752

Artwork Information

TitleFiel retrato do venerável Juan Diego
ArtistMiguel Cabrera
Date1752
Art MovementBaroque

About Fiel retrato do venerável Juan Diego

The artwork titled “Fiel retrato do venerável Juan Diego” was created by the artist Miguel Cabrera in 1752. It belongs to the Baroque art movement and is a portrait genre.

In the artwork, Juan Diego is depicted in a full-length portrait, adorned in a white robe, holding a staff in his right hand and an object close to his chest with his left hand. His composure is serene and solemn, reflecting a noble demeanor. Flying birds surround him, symbolizing a divine presence and higher spiritual significance. The background features a dynamic sky with swirling clouds and a mystical, almost ethereal appearance, characteristic of the Baroque style. Above Juan Diego, an apparition of the Virgin of Guadalupe, encircled by a halo of light, further enhances the artwork’s religious and spiritual essence. The presence of the sacred “IHS” Christogram in the sky underscores the divine theme. The artwork skillfully combines natural elements and otherworldly symbolism, exemplifying the Baroque movement’s focus on dramatic expression and intricate detail.

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