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1853 - 1920. Known for: Painting.
Spanish artist specialized in historical painting. He carried out his formation in the School of Fine Arts of Cadiz, being a student of Ramón Rodríguez Barcaza. In 1887 he received a scholarship from... Read full biography
Spanish artist specialized in historical painting. He carried out his formation in the School of Fine Arts of Cadiz, being a student of Ramón Rodríguez Barcaza. In 1887 he received a scholarship from the Diputación de Cádiz that allowed him to continue his studies in Paris, where he worked in the... Read full biography
Spanish artist specialized in historical painting. He carried out his formation in the School of Fine Arts of Cadiz, being a student of Ramón Rodríguez Barcaza. In 1887 he received a scholarship from the Diputación de Cádiz that allowed him to continue his studies in Paris, where he worked in the workshops of Francisco Domingo Marqués and Léon Bonnat. He lived in the French capital for six years and, upon returning to Spain, became a professor at the School of Fine Arts in Cadiz. He... Read full biography
Spanish artist specialized in historical painting. He carried out his formation in the School of Fine Arts of Cadiz, being a student of Ramón Rodríguez Barcaza. In 1887 he received a scholarship from the Diputación de Cádiz that allowed him to continue his studies in Paris, where he worked in the workshops of Francisco Domingo Marqués and Léon Bonnat. He lived in the French capital for six years and, upon returning to Spain, became a professor at the School of Fine Arts in Cadiz. He participated in several exhibitions, the most important being the one at the Círculo de Bellas Artes in Madrid in 1894.
Spanish artist specialized in historical painting. He carried out his formation in the School of Fine Arts of Cadiz, being a student of Ramón Rodríguez Barcaza. In 1887 he received a scholarship from the Diputación de Cádiz that allowed him to continue his studies in Paris, where he worked in the workshops of Francisco Domingo Marqués and Léon Bonnat. He lived in the French capital for six years and, upon returning to Spain, became a professor at the School of Fine Arts in Cadiz. He participated in several exhibitions, the most important being the one at the Círculo de Bellas Artes in Madrid in 1894.