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Baroque Spain: El Greco. A Lonely and Royal Christ.

Baroque Spain: El Greco. A Lonely and Royal Christ.

October 12, 2011 · by Amy · in Series, Shorts

I want to preface today’s discussion by noting that I’ve included El Greco in this series on Spanish Baroque because, in Spain, he is the link between “mannerism” and the “true Baroque” style. He combined mannerist forms with Baroque drama. …

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