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Sevilla fue durante el siglo XVII uno de los principales centros de la pintura española. En torno a su escuela, surgieron otras como la cordobesa, que estuvo formada por una serie de artistas que, aunque desarrollaron la mayor parte de su obra en dicha ciudad, completaron su formación en los prestigiosos talleres sevillanos. Este fue el caso del pintor sevillano José Ruiz de Sarabia, que volvería a su ciudad natal para aprender en el taller de zurbarán. La Última Cena de la capilla del Sagrario de la parroquia cordobesa de San Miguel es la última obra localizada de dicho autor, cuya numerosa producción sigue necesitada de estudio.
Seville was during the 17th century one of the main centers of Spanish painting. Around his school, others emerged like the Cordoba, which was formed by a series of artists who, although they developed most of their work in that city, completed their training in the prestigious Sevillian workshops. This was the case of the Sevillian painter José Ruiz de Sarabia, who would return to his home town tolearn in zurbarán’s workshop. The Last Supper of the shrine chapel of the Cordoba parish of San Miguel is the last work located by said author, whose numerous production is still in need of study.
