This document discusses the Baroque painting schools in Spain during the Hispanic Monarchy, focusing on prominent Valencian artists like José de Ribera and Francisco Ribalta as well as the Andalusian school featuring artists including Zurbarán, Murillo, and Alonso Cano. It provides titles and dates for some of their notable religious works depicting saints and biblical scenes.

1. The Baroque
Painting
In
The Hispanic Monarchy

2. Valencian School:
José de Ribera and
Francisco Ribalta
Ribera,
Martyrdom of Saint
Philip

3. Ribera, Archimedes, 1630 Ribera, Assumption of Mary Magdalene, 1636

4. Ribalta, Deposed Christ embracing St.
Bernard Clairvaux

5. Zurbarán,
Saint Francis (1658-1664)
Andalusian School:
Zurbarán,
Murillo,
Alonso Cano

6. Zurbarán, Santa Isabel de Portugal Zurbarán, The Young Virgin, 1630

7. Zurbarán: Bodegón con cacharros, 1633 (Still Life with Pots)

8. Murillo, The Holy Family with dog, 1645-50

9. Murillo, Boys eating grapes and Melon, 1645 Murillo, The Virgin of the Rosary, 1650

10. Murillo,
Immaculate Conception of the
Venerable Ones, 1678

11. Alonso Cano,
Immaculate Conception, 1648