Saint Lucy | Francisco de Zurbarán | c. 1635 Select Size:24" x 36" this piece reflects his fascination

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Saint Lucy | Francisco de Zurbarán | c. 1635 Select Size:24" x 36" this piece reflects his fascinationAbout the artwork: Saint Lucy by Francisco de Zurbarn, painted around 1635, reflects the artists sober and contemplative approach to religious imagery during the Spanish Baroque. The saint is presented with striking restraint, isolated against a dark background that removes any narrative distraction and directs full attention to her presence. Lucy holds the plate with her eyes, the traditional symbol of her martyrdom, rendered without drama or