Master of Santa Clara de Palencia

This anonymous Spanish painter left behind a single, haunting image: Death of the Virgin, an oil painting that feels more like a quiet record of the moment than a dramatic farewell. The scene is spare, the figures clustered around the dying woman without flourish—the kind of restrained drama that suggests a workshop trained in Flemish precision. If the artist’s hand is hard to trace, the scene itself is unforgettable. Tap Death of the Virgin to stand in that hushed room.