Birth of JesusRamon De Mur · 1400
Gothic
1400
Museu Episcopal
Ramon De Mur (1380 – 1436)
Discover Ramon de Mur (1380-1436), a Spanish painter known for his emotive religious scenes, including 'The Fall' & 'Virgin Feeding The Child'. Explore his captivating works.
Museu Episcopal (Barcelona, Spain)
Discover medieval Catalan art at Barcelona’s Museu Episcopal! Explore Romanesque & Gothic masterpieces, sculptures & religious artifacts in a stunning 19th-century setting. Founded 1891.
About this artwork
- Title: Birth of Jesus
- Artist: Ramon De Mur
- Year: 1400
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Where to see it: Museu Episcopal
- Corpus context: devotional panel artwork, ramón de mur's spiritual focus
- Main color: Clay
- Keywords: gothic architecture art, ramón de mur artist, nativity scene artwork
- Color hue: Golden Yellow Range
Questions & Answers
How does the style of "Birth of Jesus" relate to its creator's era?
"Birth of Jesus" belongs to the Gothic movement, and its creator worked in the Renaissance era.
Which museum holds the original "Birth of Jesus"?
The original "Birth of Jesus" by Ramon De Mur is held at the Museu Episcopal, Barcelona, Spain. A reproduction allows the work to be displayed at home.
Who is the artist behind "Birth of Jesus"?
"Birth of Jesus" was created by Ramon De Mur. The information on this page describes Ramon De Mur's original work.
At what age did Ramon De Mur make "Birth of Jesus"?
Ramon De Mur made "Birth of Jesus" at the age of 20. The artist was born in 1380 and the work is dated 1400.
What is the color identity of "Birth of Jesus" by Ramon De Mur?
The color identity of "Birth of Jesus" by Ramon De Mur: a neutrals palette, dominated by clay (#a7754e).
When was "Birth of Jesus" made?
"Birth of Jesus" by Ramon De Mur was created in 1400.
What does "Birth of Jesus" share with the rest of Ramon De Mur's output?
"Birth of Jesus" shares with Ramon De Mur's other works its Gothic style and the recorded themes: gothic religious iconography, medieval european tradition, biblical nativity narrative, symbolic architectural form, devotional panel artwork, ramón de mur's spiritual focus, tarragona school influence, early 15th century faith.