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Title

The Epiphany

After

Master of the Prodigal Son (Active in Antwerp mid XVI^th c.)

Typology

Stained glasses

Date

1559-1560

Century

Support

Glass of Antwerp

Observations

It has been attributed to Teodoro de Holanda, although currently it can only be said that his role was that of a commercial intermediary: he offered the cathedral chapter stained glass windows that would be made in workshops in Flanders (Van Damme 2002).

The Epiphany, and other scenes, were created following models by the Master of the Prodigal Son (Van Ruyven-Zeman, 1989).

Bibliography

J. Van Damme (2022): "Teodoro de Holanda et les projets pour les vitraux de la cathédrale de Grenade", 30th International Colloquium of the Corpus Vitrearum, Vidimus, Barcelona, Cerdanyola, Girona, pp. 59-65.
V. Sainz Gutiérrez (2020): "La catedral de Granada: arquitectura y simbolismo. En torno al significado del templo siloesco", Boletín de Arte-UMA, nº 41, Departamento de Historia del Arte, Universidad de Málaga, Málaga, pp. 233-4, il. 7.
V. Nieto Alcalde (1973): Las Vidrieras de la Catedral de Granada, vol. 2, Universidad de Granada. Departamento de Historia del Arte, Granada.
Z. van Ruyven-Zeman (1989): "Monumentale glasschilderkunst in de kathedraal van Granada. Teodoro de Holanda, de Meester van de Verloren Zoon en de relatie tot Pieter Aertsen", Nederlands Kunsthistorisch Jaarboek (NKJ), vol. 41, Brill, pp. 267, 270, il. 10.

Locations

Granada Cathedral, Granada (Spain)

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