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1860/61 Valtierra - 1931 Barcelona. Known for: Painting.
Andres Larraga began his artistic training in Barcelona, as a disciple of Josep Armet, a landscape painter and follower of Martí Alsina and the Barbizon school. His first works were characterized by... Read full biography
Andres Larraga began his artistic training in Barcelona, as a disciple of Josep Armet, a landscape painter and follower of Martí Alsina and the Barbizon school. His first works were characterized by a romantic style of landscape painting, with references to Millet. In 1886, he arrived in Paris,... Read full biography
Andres Larraga began his artistic training in Barcelona, as a disciple of Josep Armet, a landscape painter and follower of Martí Alsina and the Barbizon school. His first works were characterized by a romantic style of landscape painting, with references to Millet. In 1886, he arrived in Paris, where he came into contact with the work of Berthe Morisot and Édouard Manet, as well as with Impressionist painting. It is not known how long the painter stayed in Paris, although it is known that he... Read full biography
Andres Larraga began his artistic training in Barcelona, as a disciple of Josep Armet, a landscape painter and follower of Martí Alsina and the Barbizon school. His first works were characterized by a romantic style of landscape painting, with references to Millet. In 1886, he arrived in Paris, where he came into contact with the work of Berthe Morisot and Édouard Manet, as well as with Impressionist painting. It is not known how long the painter stayed in Paris, although it is known that he alternated his trips with stays in Barcelona. In 1887, while in Barcelona, he took part in his first group exhibition, organised at the Sala Parés. In addition to exhibiting regularly in that gallery, he took part in the Extraordinary Fine Arts... Read full biography
Andres Larraga began his artistic training in Barcelona, as a disciple of Josep Armet, a landscape painter and follower of Martí Alsina and the Barbizon school. His first works were characterized by a romantic style of landscape painting, with references to Millet. In 1886, he arrived in Paris, where he came into contact with the work of Berthe Morisot and Édouard Manet, as well as with Impressionist painting. It is not known how long the painter stayed in Paris, although it is known that he alternated his trips with stays in Barcelona. In 1887, while in Barcelona, he took part in his first group exhibition, organised at the Sala Parés. In addition to exhibiting regularly in that gallery, he took part in the Extraordinary Fine Arts Exhibitions in Barcelona and in the National Fine Arts Exhibition in Madrid in 1922. Larraga's work is kept in the Museo Thyss... Read full biography