Spanish masters from the Hermitage

Spanish masters from the Hermitage

by Mikhail Dedinkin, Efimov, Elena Anisimova, Natalʹi͡a Demina

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The long-awaited art exhibition Spanish Masters from the Hermitage. The World of El Greco, Ribera, Zurbarán, Velázquez, Murillo & Goya opens at the Hermitage Amsterdam on Saturday 28 November 2015. The exhibition includes more than sixty superior paintings and a rich collection of graphic works and applied arts masterpieces. Never before has the Netherlands hosted such a comprehensive survey of Spanish art, with work that is hardly represented in Dutch museum collections. The exhibition features masterpieces such as The Apostles Peter and Paul (1587-92) by El Greco, Velázquez's Portrait of the Count Duke of Olivares (c. 1638), Murillo's Immaculate Conception (c. 1680) and Goya's Portrait of the Actress Antonia Zárate (1810-11), in addition to paintings by their pupils and later painters, up and including Picasso. Together they tell the story of the rise and glory of Spanish art in the Golden Age, which would continue to influence art into modern times. Exhibition: Hermitage Amsterdam, The Netherlands (28 November 2015 - 29 May 2016).

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