Thus although his extraordinary “Resurrection” raises a floating Christ of ethereal perfection above a disorderly Earth populated by gesticulating Michelangelesque figures, nothing in El Greco ...

A small-scale painting of Jesus Christ carrying the cross has been attributed to the Renaissance artist El Greco by scholars at a Spanish university. Ximo Company, the director of the Centre d ...

El Greco, “The Resurrection” (1596-1600), oil on canvas, 275 x 127 cm. Museo del Prado, Madrid (all images via Web Gallery of Art) El Greco came back from the dead.

El Greco, The Resurrection of Christ (1597–1600). Photo courtesy of the Museo Nacional del Prado. However, the theory has been questioned by many experts.

Detail from Christ Carrying the Cross, a work newly attributed to Greek painter El Greco Courtesy of CAEM. Known for his elongated renderings of the human body and innovative use of color, El ...

The newly-authenticated El Greco is very similar to his painting ‘Christ Carrying the Cross,’ ca. 1577–87. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Robert Lehman Collection ...

The El Greco, from 1600-1610, at just under 6ft high, is similar in size to the Dalí. They can be seen together until December. On walls at 90 degrees, about 10ft apart, they work a little like a ...