Altarscreen panels mounted in contemporary framework
1825
unspecified
From the collection of Denver Art Museum
1825
unspecified
From the collection of Denver Art Museum
Altarscreen panels mounted in contemporary framework is a 1825 unspecified by Antonio Molleno, a Cusco School Movement work, held at Denver Art Museum.
This painting shows nine religious figures in arched frames, arranged in three rows. The figures wear robes and hold objects like crosses and flowers. The background is a warm orange color. The figures are painted in a simple style, with bold lines and bright colors. The arches around them are decorated with twisted columns. The overall effect is one of calm and serenity. The painting is part of a larger work, mounted in a white framework. If you're interested in learning more about the artist who created this piece, you might want to look up Antonio Molleno.
Antonio Molleno painted wooden church panels in early 1800s Mexico. In this collection you’ll see two altar screens mounted in modern frames and a panel that shows Saint Blasius. His work belongs to the same tradition…
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