Coronation of the Virgin by El Greco

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Coronation of the Virgin by El Greco is a late 16th-century religious painting that exemplifies the artist’s elongated figures, vivid colors, and mystical Mannerist style in depicting the crowning of the Virgin Mary in heaven.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf painting
religious painting
artForm oil painting
artisticMovement Mannerism
basedOn Catholic Marian doctrine
countryOfOrigin Spain
creator El Greco
depicts Coronation of the Virgin
Holy Trinity
Jesus Christ
Virgin Mary
angels
clouds
crowning of the Virgin Mary in heaven
heavenly scene
genre Christian art
Mannerism
hasArtisticSchool Cretan School
surface form: Cretan–Spanish school
hasCharacteristic dramatic lighting
elongated figures
expressive gestures
mystical atmosphere
vivid colors
hasMood devotional
ecstatic
hasPerspective vertical composition
iconographicType Coronation of the Virgin
influencedBy Byzantine icon tradition
Mannerism
surface form: Italian Mannerism

Venetian colorism
intendedUse altarpiece
languageOfTitle Spanish
mainSubject Coronation of the Virgin iconography
Virgin Mary
movement Spanish Renaissance
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism
style Mannerist
subjectHeading Marian art
New Testament in art
theme Trinitarian theology
glorification of Mary
heavenly kingship of Christ
timePeriod late 16th century
usesColor golden tones
intense blues
intense reds

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Coronation of the Virgin hasNotableExample Coronation of the Virgin by El Greco