John Singer Sargent visited the Prado and copied this painter's rendition of the Pieta, which ascribes a blue tint to Christ's body.
John Singer Sargent visited the Prado and copied this painter's rendition of the Pieta, which ascribes a blue tint to Christ's body. In of his works, a yellow-robed St. Peter at the top left suspends two keys with his right hand. He painted a man grasping a rope on Jesus's hand in his version of The Disrobing of Christ. Another biblical scene painted by this artist has a blue-robed John the Baptist throw up his hands during the titular The Opening of the Fifth Seal. He segregated heavenly figures at the top of a painting that shows a funeral procession of a noble. For 10 points, name this artist of View of Toledo and The Burial of Count Orgaz, a man born in Greece.
John Singer Sargent visited the Prado and copied this painter's rendition of the Pieta, which ascribes a blue tint to Christ's body.
El Greco [or Domenikos Theotokopoulos]