Martyrdom of St. Lucy at the Stake

A numismatic look… at the Gothic, and Renaissance and Baroque galleries
Saint Gregory’s Mass
Altar frontal of the Corpus Christi
The Annunciation and the Three Kings at Epiphany
Saint Eligius
Altarpiece of St. Anthony the Abbot
Altarpiece of the Saints John
Embrace at the Golden Gate
Mourning over the dead Christ
St. Lucy giving alms
Altarpiece of the St. Johns de Vinaixa
Martyrdom of St. Lucy at the Stake
St. Vincent in the bonfire
Princess Eudoxia before the Tomb of Saint Stephen
The Beheading of Saint Baudilus
Paintings from the doors of the organ from La Seu d’Urgell cathedral
Death of Saint Vincent
Saint Candidus
Domitian and Tiberius
Doors of the altarpiece of Saint Eligius
Expulsion of the Traders from the Temple
Return of “Il Bucintoro” on Ascension Day
Saint Cecilia
Portrait of Henry III, Count of Nassau
Portrait of Charles II
The Ill-Matched Couple
Children begging
Bernat de Quintaval Distributes his Riches to the Poor
 

Martyrdom of St. Lucy at the Stake

 

Martyrdom of St. Lucy at the Stake

Print

Viewing the rich repertory of money-bags represented in the Gothic panel paintings, this one stands out: it would have been made of rawhide, with a particularly rustic appearance.

 

Martyrdom of St. Lucy at the Stake, Bernat Martorell, c. 1435-1440

Room 25

Santa Llúcia a la foguera