Saint James the Greater (Oviedo)

The artwork Saint James the Greater (Oviedo) is a painting created in 1590. Currently, it is housed in the National Sculpture Museum. The artwork's dimensions are 0.53 meters in width and 0.7 meters in height. The creator of this piece is not identified in the provided metadata.

The painting features a man, presumably Saint James the Greater, depicted in a contemplative pose against a dark background. He is draped in a dark green cloak and a lighter, perhaps white or grey, garment underneath. His gaze is directed slightly upwards and to the side, suggesting a moment of reflection or prayer. The lighting is dramatic, highlighting his face and hands while the rest of the figure gradually fades into the shadows. The man's expression is serious and introspective, further emphasizing the spiritual nature of the artwork.