Leal Collection

The Assumption of the Virgin (oil on canvas)
990070 The Assumption of the Virgin (oil on canvas) by Valdes Leal, Juan de (1622-90); 292.7x210.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Assumption of the Virgin. Juan de Valdes Leal (1622-1690)

Pieta, ca. 1657-60. Creator: Juan de Valdes Leal
Pieta, ca. 1657-60

San Pedro, one of the Twelve Apostles, the first bishop of Rome, where he died

Saint Ignatius receiving from Pope Paul III the bull of the founding of the Society of Jesus

Exaltation Cross Juan de Valde Leal Spanish
The Exaltation of the Cross; Juan de Valdes Leal (Spanish, 1622 - 1690); Spain; about 1680; Oil on canvas; 62.9 × 107.6 cm (24 3, 4 × 42 3, 8 in.)

Victor Balaguer (1824-1901). Spanish politician and writer. Bust (1910) by Manuel Fuxa (1850-1927) at Ciutadella Park. Barcelona. Catalonia. Spain

Juan de Valdes Leal, The Assumption of the Virgin, Spanish, 1622-1690, c. 1658-1660, oil on canvas

VALDɓLEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). In Ictu Oculi
VALDɓ LEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). In Ictu Oculi. ca. 1671. SPAIN. Sevilla. Church of San Jorge at the Hospital de la Caridad. Baroque art. Oil on canvas

VALDɓLEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). Saint Ignatius
VALDɓ LEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). Saint Ignatius of Loyola Receiving from Pope Paul III the Bull of the Establishment of the Company of Jesus. 1674-1676. School of Sevilla. Baroque art. Oil

VALDɓLEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). Finis Gloriae
VALDɓ LEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). Finis Gloriae Mundi. 1672. SPAIN. Sevilla. Church of San Jorge at the Hospital de la Caridad. Baroque art. Oil on canvas

VALDɓLEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). Jesus Disputing
VALDɓ LEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). Jesus Disputing with the Elders. 1686. Baroque art. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Madrid. Prado Museum

VALDɓLEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). The Retreat
VALDɓ LEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). The Retreat of Saracens. 1652 - 1653. Baroque art. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Sevilla. City Hall

VALDS LEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). A Martyr of the Order of Saint Jerome. Baroque art. Oil on canvas

VALDɓLEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). Fray Alonso
VALDɓ LEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). Fray Alonso de Sotomayor y Caro. 1657. Baroque art. Oil on canvas. Private Collection

Valds Leal, Juan De
VALDS LEAL, Juan de (1622-1690). St. Baroque art. Oil on canvas

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"Leal: A Master of Spanish Baroque Art" Juan de Valdes Leal, a renowned Spanish painter from the 17th century, left an indelible mark on the art world with his captivating works. One such masterpiece is "The Assumption of the Virgin, " a stunning oil on canvas that showcases his exceptional talent for capturing religious themes. In another notable piece, "Pieta, " created between 1657-60, Leal depicts the heart-wrenching scene of Mary cradling her son Jesus after his crucifixion. The emotional intensity and meticulous attention to detail in this artwork reveal Leal's deep understanding of human suffering and devotion. Not only did Leal excel in portraying biblical figures, but he also depicted historical personalities like San Pedro, one of the Twelve Apostles and the first bishop of Rome. Through his brushstrokes, he immortalized Saint Ignatius receiving Pope Paul III's bull founding the Society of Jesus—an important moment in Catholic history. Beyond religious subjects, Leal showcased his versatility by painting portraits as well. Victor Balaguer, a prominent Spanish politician and writer during the late 19th century, became one such subject who was captured with remarkable precision by Leal's skilled hand. One cannot discuss Juan de Valdes Leal without mentioning his iconic Exaltation Cross—a symbol deeply rooted in Christian tradition. With its intricate design and rich symbolism, this cross stands as a testament to both faith and artistic brilliance. Throughout his career spanning several decades, Juan de Valdes Leal produced numerous extraordinary artworks that continue to inspire awe today. From "The Assumption of the Virgin" to "In Ictu Oculi, " "Saint Ignatius, " "Finis Gloriae, " "Jesus Disputing, " and finally "The Retreat"—each painting reveals not only technical mastery but also profound spiritual depth. Leal's legacy lives on through his art, which serves as a window into the soul of Spanish Baroque.