ANTONIO VAZQUEZ (Active in Valladolid between 1525 and 1561

Oil on panel. On the back, old collection inventory label (no. 360). Label of the Board of Seizure and Protection of Artistic Heritage (no. 436 Siraldelle?) This work embodies the style of Antonio Vazquez, one of the most representative figures of 16th century Valladolid painting, in which the influence of the art of John of Burgundy. Typical of the painter's production are the physiognomic features of his figures with clear profiles, aquiline noses and half-open mouths. Measurements: 62 x 50.5 cm.