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1863 - 1908. Known for: Watercolor and pastel techniques, maritime and rural themes, hunting, bullfighting, monuments.
Carlos de Braganza I was a Portuguese artist who flourished in the 19th century. He was a disciple of the watercolourist Henrique Casanova and the master of the royal household, D. Carlos de... Read full biography
Carlos de Braganza I was a Portuguese artist who flourished in the 19th century. He was a disciple of the watercolourist Henrique Casanova and the master of the royal household, D. Carlos de Bragança. Carlos de Braganza I was experienced in pastel and watercolor techniques, and he captured reality... Read full biography
Carlos de Braganza I was a Portuguese artist who flourished in the 19th century. He was a disciple of the watercolourist Henrique Casanova and the master of the royal household, D. Carlos de Bragança. Carlos de Braganza I was experienced in pastel and watercolor techniques, and he captured reality in balanced compositions, close to the naturalists and artists of Grupo do Leão. He was known for his depictions of maritime and rural themes, picturesque scenes, hunting, bullfighting, and monuments.... Read full biography
Carlos de Braganza I was a Portuguese artist who flourished in the 19th century. He was a disciple of the watercolourist Henrique Casanova and the master of the royal household, D. Carlos de Bragança. Carlos de Braganza I was experienced in pastel and watercolor techniques, and he captured reality in balanced compositions, close to the naturalists and artists of Grupo do Leão. He was known for his depictions of maritime and rural themes, picturesque scenes, hunting, bullfighting, and monuments. Carlos de Braganza I had a detailed observation of nature and a scientific spirit that determined his taste for representing seascapes, which were fashionable in the 19th century.
Carlos de Braganza I was a Portuguese artist who flourished in the 19th century. He was a disciple of the watercolourist Henrique Casanova and the master of the royal household, D. Carlos de Bragança. Carlos de Braganza I was experienced in pastel and watercolor techniques, and he captured reality in balanced compositions, close to the naturalists and artists of Grupo do Leão. He was known for his depictions of maritime and rural themes, picturesque scenes, hunting, bullfighting, and monuments. Carlos de Braganza I had a detailed observation of nature and a scientific spirit that determined his taste for representing seascapes, which were fashionable in the 19th century.