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Saint Rose of Lima
c. 1670 · Óleo sobre lienzo (oil on canvas) · Museo Lázaro Galdiano, Madrid
For Saint Rose of Lima · 23 August
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The Christ Child sits on a green cushion set on a basket, one arm flung wide, the other hand among the roses Rose holds out to Him. The Museo Lázaro Galdiano cites Rivadeneira: He appeared as a small Child while she worked at her needle to support her parents, and sat down on her sewing cushion. Artehistoria reads the seat as the work itself. The labour is not interrupted; it is taken for a throne. Artehistoria also makes the roses and the betrothal one act, and the Latin leaves His mouth: ROSA CORDIS MEI TU MIHI SPONSA ESTO. Rose of my heart, be my bride. Murillo sets a book and fallen roses at her feet and dresses her in the Dominican habit. A proposal of marriage, made over the work that fed her parents.
Sources: Museo Lázaro Galdiano, Madrid — Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, Santa Rosa de Lima, Inv. 5310 (institutional page, refetched and read in full 2026-08-16) · Artehistoria, 'Santa Rosa de Lima' (Murillo), refetched and read in full 2026-08-16. Use for description of the canvas only — the same page misstates the canonisation. · Quiles, Fernando. 'Santa Rosa de Lima en el Museo Lázaro Galdiano.' 2005.