Juan de Anchieta (Guipúzcoa, 1533-Pamplona, 1588), The Prayer in the Garden, Fall on the Road to Calvary, Navarre, 1576-1588

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Juan de Anchieta (Guipúzcoa, 1533-Pamplona, 1588)

The Prayer in the Garden, Fall on the Road to Calvary, Navarre, 1576-1588

Polychrome by Juan de Landa
Doc. Lumbier, 1591-1613
Gilded, painted and upholstered walnut wood

77 x 46 x 8 cm both

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The two reliefs by Juan de Anchieta presented here showcase his distinctive style, marked by dynamic compositions, expressive movement, and detailed physiognomies. The figures, characterized by their dramatic poses, soft folds, and signature facial features, reflect Anchieta’s mastery in conveying spiritual emotions through both the body and expression. The recently uncovered polychromy, likely by Juan de Landa, adds further depth, enhancing the rich textures and colors that define Anchieta’s exceptional craftsmanship.

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