Seville: The Holy Week (Vision of Spain)
Joaquín Sorolla · 1914
Seville: The Holy Week (Vision of Spain) is a painting by the Spanish artist Joaquín Sorolla, painted in 1914. It is held by the Hispanic Society of America, New York. It measures 351 × 300 cm (3.5 × 3.0 m).
A solemn Holy Week procession in Seville, robed penitents and a canopied image moving through the crowd under a warm sky.
- Collection
- Hispanic Society of America, New York
- Medium
- Oil on canvas
- Dimensions
- 351 × 300 cm (3.5 × 3.0 m)
- Rights
- Public domain
Public domain — the work of Joaquín Sorolla (d. 1923) is in the public domain worldwide. Source: Wikimedia Commons .
More paintings by Joaquín Sorolla
- Louis Comfort Tiffany 1911
- Castile: The Bread Festival (Vision of Spain) 1913
- Andalusia: The Bull-Running (Vision of Spain) 1914
- Guipúzcoa: The Bowls (Vision of Spain) 1914
- Seville: The Dance (Vision of Spain) 1915
- Galicia: The Pilgrimage (Vision of Spain) 1915