The Feast in the House of Simon

El Greco (Doménikos Theotokópoulos) and workshop, 1608

MEDIUMOil on canvas
DIMENSIONS143.3 × 100.4 cm (56 7/16 × 39 1/2 in.); Framed: 172.7 × 129.5 × 10.2 cm (68 × 51 × 4 in.)
LOCATIONArt Institute of Chicago
COLLECTIONPainting and Sculpture of Europe
CULTUREGreece
CREDIT LINEGift of Joseph Winterbotham Collection

Stop to appreciate this vibrant, dramatic painting, where El Greco's vision meets the collaborative spirit of his workshop. It's a striking example of a biblical scene brought to life with fantastical architecture and intense light.

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ABOUT THIS WORK

A dramatic shaft of light cuts through the darkness in this painting, illuminating a gathering around a table. The scene depicts Christ at the home of Simon, where Mary Magdalene anoints his feet. Notice the elongated figures and vivid colors, characteristic of the style prevalent in El Greco's later career. While the overall design stems from El Greco, the heads of the figures show the hands of different artists, likely including his son, Jorge Manuel, who led the workshop. The fantastical architectural background, unlike any other in El Greco's known works, suggests an assistant's inventive contribution, adding to the unique character of this particular interpretation of the biblical narrative.

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What to Notice

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The glowing halo around Christ's head, almost merging with the light source.

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Mary Magdalene's flowing golden hair as she kneels at Christ's feet.

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The varied expressions and distinct styles in the faces of the figures.

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El Greco (Doménikos Theotokópoulos) and workshop 1541–1614
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