October 3, 2025Cuadernos IberoamericanosOpen Access

The Particularity of Religious Orders as Reflected in the Art of the Spanish Golden Age. Statement of the Problem

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Comparative analysis reveals shifts in artistic patronage among religious orders, indicating changes in iconographic preferences.

Artistic patronage diversified among religious orders during the Spanish Golden Age, particularly post-Council of Trent.
Iconography shifted towards the depiction of saints favored by Jesuits, Dominicans, and Augustinians in the late 17th century.
The Franciscan order and similar ascetic orders were prominent before a decline in their artistic output.
Claudio Coello's works exemplify the changing preferences of religious orders and their impact on artistic production.

Anna V. Morozova (2025) studied this question.

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