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Las Manolas (nn02)
Painting ID:: 23141
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Pedro Blanes
Las Manolas (nn02)
n.d Oil on canvas 91 3/8 x 82 5/4'' Museo Juan Manuel Blanes,Montevideo
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Cataracts of the Iguazu (nn02)
Painting ID:: 23142
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Pedro Blanes
Cataracts of the Iguazu (nn02)
n.d Oil on canvas,38 5/8'' Collection Jorge Castillo,Galeria Sur,Punta del Este,Uruguay
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paraguay image of your desolate country
Painting ID:: 56295
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Pedro Blanes
paraguay image of your desolate country
mk247
c.1880,oil on canvs,39x32 in,100x80 cm,museo nacional de artes visuales,montevideo,uruguay
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Pedro Blanes
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1878-1926
Uruguayan painter. He first studied painting and drawing as a child with the Catalan painter Miguel Jaume i Bosch. As an adolescent he moved with his family to Spain, where he studied at the Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando in Madrid and frequented the workshop of Santiago Rusieol. After studying in Paris with Benjamin Constant, he visited Italy and Mallorca, where he first developed his talents as a landscape painter before returning briefly to Uruguay in 1899. During another prolonged visit to Europe from 1902 to 1907 he enthusiastically studied the work of Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, Lucien Simon, Henri Martin, Claude Monet and James Abbott McNeill Whistler. After his return to Montevideo in 1907 he painted shimmering Impressionist-influenced landscapes such as Palma de Mallorca and treated local rural and urban scenes in which he established himself as a remarkable colourist. He also commemorated subjects from Latin American history in works such as Artigas Dictating to his Secretary Don Jose G. Monterroso , the equestrian portrait of General Galarza and Artigas in el Hervidero. |
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