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Fray Juan del Santísimo Sacramento

Spanish painter (c.1611-1680)

Born in Puente Genil. Died in Aguilar de la Frontera.

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A life in paintings

Born 16117 dated paintingsDied 1680

9 works

  • Inmaculada Concepción
    Inmaculada Concepción
    possibly by · Possibly by Antonio García Reinoso and possibly by Fray Juan del Santísimo Sacramento
    17th century · Museum of Fine Arts of Córdoba
  • Jesucristo con la Cruz a cuestas
    Jesucristo con la Cruz a cuestas
    attributed to · Attributed to Fray Juan del Santísimo Sacramento
    17th century · Museum of Fine Arts of Córdoba
  • Degollación de los inocentes
    Degollación de los inocentes
    Fray Juan del Santísimo Sacramento
    17th century · Museum of Fine Arts of Córdoba
  • Calvario con carmelita
    Calvario con carmelita
    Fray Juan del Santísimo Sacramento
    17th century · Museum of Fine Arts of Córdoba
  • Lamentation over the Dead Christ
    Lamentation over the Dead Christ
    Fray Juan del Santísimo Sacramento
    1651–1700 · Museum of Fine Arts of Córdoba
  • Coronación de espinas
    Coronación de espinas
    Fray Juan del Santísimo Sacramento
    1651–1700 · Museum of Fine Arts of Córdoba
  • Camino del Calvario
    Camino del Calvario
    Fray Juan del Santísimo Sacramento
    1651–1700 · Museum of Fine Arts of Córdoba
  • Flagelación de Cristo
    Flagelación de Cristo
    Fray Juan del Santísimo Sacramento
    1651–1700 · Museum of Fine Arts of Córdoba
  • San Pedro Tomás
    San Pedro Tomás
    Fray Juan del Santísimo Sacramento
    c. 1666 · Museum of Fine Arts of Córdoba
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