Juan de Nalda, an artist of the Hispano-Flemish Gothic period, created this panel depicting St. Gregory. In a piece whose use of space and light demonstrates the influence of the Avignon school, Gregory the Great holds the episcopal crosier and wears the miter of his office.
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San Gregorio, c.1495, Oil on Oak PanelJuan de Nalda Spanish, active in France (Late 15th - Century) |
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Juan de Nalda, an artist of the Hispano-Flemish Gothic period, created this panel depicting St. Gregory. In a piece whose use of space and light demonstrates the influence of the Avignon school, Gregory the Great holds the episcopal crosier and wears the miter of his office. |
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