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Kingdom of Valencia · 14th century – 15th centuryWikidata

Miguel Alcañiz the Elder

valencian painter

Born in Valencia. Died in Mallorca.

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A life in paintings

Born 13012 dated paintingsDied 1401

8 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • Saint Vincent Ferrer
    Saint Vincent Ferrer
    Miguel Alcañiz the Elder
    1395–1425 · Hispanic Society of America
  • Le martyre de Saint Vincent
    Le martyre de Saint Vincent
    Miguel Alcañiz the Elder
    15th century · Musée Hyacinthe-Rigaud
  • Saint Giles with Christ Triumphant over Satan and the Mission of the Apostles
    Saint Giles with Christ Triumphant over Satan and the Mission of the Apostles
    Miguel Alcañiz the Elder
    c. 1408 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • The Ascension of Christ
    The Ascension of Christ
    Miguel Alcañiz the Elder
    1420–1430 · Hispanic Society of America
  • Scenes of the legend of Saint Michael
    Scenes of the legend of Saint Michael
    Miguel Alcañiz the Elder
    1421 · Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon
  • Valencian Retablo (Four panels, Church of the Knights of Saint John of Jerusalem, Valencia)
    Valencian Retablo (Four panels, Church of the Knights of Saint John of Jerusalem, Valencia)
    Miguel Alcañiz the Elder and workshop of Miguel Alcañiz the Elder
    c. 1422–1430 · Hispanic Society of America
  • AImage under copyright
    Altarpiece of Saint George
    Andrés Marzal de Sas and Miguel Alcañiz the Elder
    c. 1410 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • CImage under copyright
    Crucifixion
    Miguel Alcañiz the Elder
    c. 1425 · Carnegie Museum of Art
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