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VALDɓLEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). Finis Gloriae

VALDɓLEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). Finis Gloriae


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VALDɓLEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). Finis Gloriae

VALDɓ LEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). Finis Gloriae Mundi. 1672. SPAIN. Sevilla. Church of San Jorge at the Hospital de la Caridad. Baroque art. Oil on canvas

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Finis Gloriae Mundi" or "The End of Worldly Glory" is a masterpiece by the renowned Spanish Baroque artist Juan de Valdés Leal, painted in 1672. This magnificent oil on canvas work can be found in the Church of San Jorge at the Hospital de la Caridad in Sevilla, Spain. The painting depicts a large crowd of people from all walks of life, gathered together in the hospital courtyard. The men and women, dressed in the fashion of the time, appear to be in various stages of contemplation and reflection. The title "Finis Gloriae Mundi" suggests a theme of the transience of worldly pleasures and the inevitability of death. The painting's composition reinforces this message, as the figures in the foreground are depicted in bright, vibrant colors, while those in the background are rendered in muted tones, suggesting the passing of time and the fading of worldly glory. The Hospital de la Caridad, or Charity Hospital, was a prominent institution in Sevilla during the 17th century, providing care for the sick and the poor. The painting's location in this setting adds an additional layer of meaning to the work, as it highlights the importance of charity and compassion in the face of human mortality. Juan de Valdés Leal was a leading figure in the Sevillian Baroque art scene, known for his intricate compositions and masterful use of light and shadow. "Finis Gloriae Mundi" is just one of many works that showcase his extraordinary talent and his ability to capture the human condition with depth and nuance. This painting continues to captivate viewers with its timeless message and its stunning visual beauty.

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