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Santa Clara e Santa Coleta

Master of Lourinhã

1520

unspecified

From the collection of National Museum of Ancient Art

Northern Renaissance Renaissance Religious Clare of Assisi

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Santa Clara e Santa Coleta is a 1520 unspecified by Master of Lourinhã, a Northern Renaissance work, depicting Clare of Assisi, held at National Museum of Ancient Art.

Who painted this?: Master of Lourinhã
When & what style?: 1520 · Northern Renaissance
Where can I see it?: National Museum of Ancient Art

About this work

This painting shows two women kneeling in a grassy area, each with a head covering and a long robe. The woman on the left holds a golden object, while the woman on the right holds a book. They are both facing forward, with their heads slightly tilted. The background is a blue sky with trees and a body of water. The women's robes are draped elegantly, with folds and creases visible. The golden object held by the woman on the left is ornate, with intricate details. The book held by the woman on the right is open, with pages visible. The painting is a beautiful representation of two women in contemplation. It is held at the National Museum of Ancient Art.