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19 In fact, based on overall expression and treatment of the        El pintor Fray Juan Sánchez Cotán cit., pp. 177, 227–228,
hair and eyebrows, and the shroud, we can also add to the           239, 306 and 362.
brothers’ oeuvre a sculpture of the Martyrdom of Saint
Andrew belonging to the Count of the Infantas                       23 See JORDAN, La Imitación de la Naturaleza cit., p. 17,
(polychromed terracotta, height: 26 cm). Orozco Díaz                fig. 5; OROZCO DÍAZ, El pintor Fray Juan Sánchez Cotán
reproduced this work in his catalogue, comparing it                 cit., pp. 304–305, 307.
technically to the brothers’ various versions of Ecce Homo.
                                                                    24 OROZCO DÍAZ, El pintor Fray Juan Sánchez Cotán cit.,
20 For an in-depth discussion of Sánchez Cotán and Maíno            pp. 319–320.
as landscape pianters, see A. E. PÉREZ SÁNCHEZ, Caravaggio
y el naturalismo español, exhibition catalogue, Los Reales          25 The pictures, which are conserved in a private collection
Alcázares de Sevilla, Seville, organized under the auspices of      in Madrid and in Malaga Cathedral, measure respectively
the Ministery of Education and Science, Madrid 1973; E.             20 x 15 cm, and 22.5 x 17.5 cm.
OROZCO DÍAZ, El pintor Fray Juan Sánchez Cotán,
Universidad-Diputación, Granada 1993; and A. E. PÉREZ               26 PÉREZ SÁNCHEZ, ‘Sobre San Juan Bautista Maíno’ cit., p.
SÁNCHEZ, ‘Sobre San Juan Bautista Maíno’, in Archivo                122. In her examination of Maíno, Enriquetta Harris related
Español de Arte, no. 278, 1997, pp. 113–125.                        the landscape in the Madrid copper to Caravaggio, citing his
                                                                    versions of The Rest on the Flight into Egypt (c. 1597,
21 See A. BEVILACQUA, Correggio: L’opera completa, Milan            Rome, Galleria Doria Pamphiji) and his many versions of
1970, nos. 20 and 80, illus.; G. PIOVENE, Veronese: L’opera         Saint John the Baptist in the Desert. While Caravaggio
completa, Milan 1968, nos. 56 and 124, illus. See also The          included a landscape in the former subject, in his versions of
Age of Caravaggio, New York 1985, no. 85, p. 300 (Nelson            the latter subject, any landscape was employed only in the
Atkins Museum, Kansas City) and Caravaggio e l’Europa,              barest terms. See E. HARRIS, ‘Aportaciones para el estudio de
Milan and Vienna 2006, no. 14, p. 174 (Galleria Borghese,           Juan Bautista Maíno’, in Revista Española de Arte, 1935,
Rome).                                                              pp. 337–338.

22 See W. JORDAN, La Imitación de la Naturaleza: Los                27 A. PÉREZ SÁNCHEZ, Caravaggio y el naturalismo español,
bodegones de Sánchez Cotán, exhibition catalogue, Museo             exhibition catalogue, Los Reales Alcázares de Sevilla,
del Prado, Madrid 1992, p. 17, figs. 4–5; and OROZCO DÍAZ,          organized under the auspices of the Ministry of Education
                                                                    and Science, Seville 1973.

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