Spanish artists

The Spanish Golden Age has been witness to these famous Spanish paintings. These famous Spanish artists and spanish art have been an inspiration to artists of the Pop-art movement. Click here to know more.

This cosmopolitan Catalan painter visited Paris and London and worked at Portici near Naples during the last year of his life. His late works reflect an interest in light, a distinctive use of color, and an awareness of current international trends, including the influence of Japanese art on the West. This astonishing image may reflect the influence of Francisco Goya (1746-1828), a Spanish artist whom Fortuny revered. This fluidly painted and sharply caricatural depiction of a portly cleric…

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Inside: A list of the most famous Hispanic artists (Spanish-speaking artists) and Latin American artists (or Latinx artists). As part of my (upcoming!) series on famous Latin Americans and Hispanic leaders, this post zeroes in on the most iconic and beloved artists in the Spanish-speaking world. You'll notice that this list-- and most others, if

Acclaimed Spanish artist Vicente Romero captures exquisite detail in his pastel paintings of semi-nude women with delicate light and emotive compositions.

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The exhibition "Lita Cabellut: The Colors that Remain" is currently on view at Art of the World Gallery in Houston, Texas.

Those who have traveled to Spain may have noted the intensity of its light a golden light emanating from the heartlands to the blue brilliance on the...