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1923 Reus, Tarragona - 2006. Known for: Catalan figurative painting; religious themes; regional subjects.
José María Morató Aragonés was born in 1917 in Barcelona, Spain, and he died in 1994 in Barcelona. José María Morató Aragonés studied at the Sant Jordi School, receiving academic training that shaped... Read full biography
José María Morató Aragonés was born in 1917 in Barcelona, Spain, and he died in 1994 in Barcelona. José María Morató Aragonés studied at the Sant Jordi School, receiving academic training that shaped his early development as a painter. José María Morató Aragonés also studied drawing and painting... Read full biography
José María Morató Aragonés was born in 1917 in Barcelona, Spain, and he died in 1994 in Barcelona. José María Morató Aragonés studied at the Sant Jordi School, receiving academic training that shaped his early development as a painter. José María Morató Aragonés also studied drawing and painting under Josep Mongrell, whose influence contributed to Morató’s disciplined approach to figurative work. Awards:. Medal Tapiró of the Diputación de Tarragona (1944). Painting Prize at the Exhibition of... Read full biography
José María Morató Aragonés was born in 1917 in Barcelona, Spain, and he died in 1994 in Barcelona. José María Morató Aragonés studied at the Sant Jordi School, receiving academic training that shaped his early development as a painter. José María Morató Aragonés also studied drawing and painting under Josep Mongrell, whose influence contributed to Morató’s disciplined approach to figurative work. Awards:. Medal Tapiró of the Diputación de Tarragona (1944). Painting Prize at the Exhibition of Contemporary Religious Art (1952). Drawing Prize Viscount Güell (mid-century). Medal Vilaltella de Lleida (1963). Gold Medal of the Villa Palamós (1971). Exhibitions:. Exposiciones de Arte Religioso Contemporáneo. Exposiciones de Primavera. Group... Read full biography
José María Morató Aragonés was born in 1917 in Barcelona, Spain, and he died in 1994 in Barcelona. José María Morató Aragonés studied at the Sant Jordi School, receiving academic training that shaped his early development as a painter. José María Morató Aragonés also studied drawing and painting under Josep Mongrell, whose influence contributed to Morató’s disciplined approach to figurative work. Awards:. Medal Tapiró of the Diputación de Tarragona (1944). Painting Prize at the Exhibition of Contemporary Religious Art (1952). Drawing Prize Viscount Güell (mid-century). Medal Vilaltella de Lleida (1963). Gold Medal of the Villa Palamós (1971). Exhibitions:. Exposiciones de Arte Religioso Contemporáneo. Exposiciones de Primavera. Group exhibitions at Sala Gaspar. Additional mid-century Catalan institutional exhibitions... Read full biography