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Bartolome Bermejo was a Spanish painter active in the late 15th century. Born in Córdoba, Spain around 1440, Bermejo is best known for his meticulous realism and detailed depictions of religious subjects. His works, such as "The Pietà", show a mastery of light and shadow, contributing to a dramatic and emotional effect. This, alongside the exquisite rendering of fabrics, provides a captivating sense of depth and realism, positioning him as a prominent figure in the Spanish Renaissance.
Born
c.1440
Birth place
Córdoba, Spain
Died
c.1501
Pietà of Canon Luis Desplá (detail)
Bartolome Bermejo
1490
Pietà of Canon Luis Desplá
Bartolome Bermejo
1490
Saint Augustine
Bartolome Bermejo
1485
Saint Sebastian
Bartolome Bermejo
1485
Christ Leading the Patriarchs to the Paradise (detail)
Bartolome Bermejo
1480
Christ Leading the Patriarchs to the Paradise
Bartolome Bermejo
1480
Crucifixion
Bartolome Bermejo
1480
Saint Augustine
Bartolome Bermejo
1481
The Flagellation of St Engracia
Bartolome Bermejo
1477
St Dominic Enthroned in Glory
Bartolome Bermejo
1477
Christ at the Tomb Supported by Two Angels
Bartolome Bermejo
1474
Death of the Virgin
Bartolome Bermejo
1462