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Portrait of a Man

Pedro de Moya (um/c 1619 - 1674)

Portrait of a Man
Paintings
Oil/canvas
Picture size 114.60 x 89.70 cm
Framesize 130.50 x 107.10 x 8.50 cm
564
Currently not in the exhibition
Spanish Baroque
© Residenzgalerie Salzburg, Illustration Fotostudio Ulrich Ghezzi, Oberalm

Many of Moya’s works showing Christian subjects have been destroyed or lost. Due to a lack of known works, his significance as a portraitist has hitherto not been verified. This man, with a wrinkled forehead, dark curls, a receding hairline and white hairs showing in his moustache and his trimmed beard appears to be of an advanced age. Shown in a three-quarter view, he is leaning on a simple knotted wooden stick. His forefinger holds open a book at the page he has just been reading. The clasped book, his black clothes with white collar and cuffs, striped sleeves and cape combine to class him in a fairly high social rank. He is looking sideways out of the picture, past the viewer. The man and his dog are shown against a monochrome background.

Ducke Astrid: Pedro de Moya, Portrait of a Man, in: Ducke Astrid, Habersatter Thomas (Hrsg./Edi.): von | from 0 auf | to 100. Residenzgalerie Salzburg 1923-2023. Salzburg 2023, S./p. 180-181

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