ALTARPIECES AND SCULPTURES OF THE CHURCH OF SANTA MARÍA LA BLANCA OF SEVILLE

Abstract

Of the altarpieces and sculptures of this temple are: The Pietá, with paintings by Luis de Vargas, a fragment of Santa Ana, the sixteenth century, a small crucified, attributed to Juan de Mesa, and the main altarpiece, by Pedro de Galvez in 1658, under the supervision of Canon Justino de Neve. One of the first in which spiral columns were used in this city. The rest of the altarpieces and sculptures are mostly of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.