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Carmen Moreno, Marchioness of the Guadalquivir Marshes

Discover Francisco Lachoma y Fontanet's captivating Spanish portraits! Master of detail & emotion, his works showcase royal essence & influence art history.

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Carmen Moreno, Marchioness of the Guadalquivir Marshes

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Francisco Lacoma was named Painter to the King in 1819. During his time in the Court he painted many portraits of the Royal Family, especially of Ferdinand VII. Later on he returned to Paris, where he had been studying during five years when he was young, and he stayed there until his death. He painted there this impressive portrait of the marchioness of las Marismas del Guadalquivir in 1833, a year after having painted the one of her husband, Mr. Alejandro M.ª Aguado Ramírez de Estenoz (Seville 1784 - Gijón 1842), who was a notable military man, banker, intellectual and art collector (Museo del Romanticismo, inv. 509). In fact, this painting is a replica of the one of her husband, but in female code, which provides valuable information about what the perfect condition for a traditional and domestic woman was supposed to be. The interior spaces are used to define a certain socially and historically accepted female model belonging to bourgeois society. The lady is wearing a very diaphanous and gathered white chiffon dress and holds a closed fan in her right hand while she is sitting in front of a lovely mahogany dressing table in Empire Style.

Artist Biography

a spanish master of portrait painting (1767-1823)

francisco lacoma y fontanet, a prominent spanish painter, left an indelible mark on the art world with his captivating portraits. born in barcelona in 1767 and passing away in 1823, lacoma y fontanet's work is characterized by its depth and nuance.

early life and training

under the guidance of antonio carnicero, a renowned artist of his time, lacoma y fontanet honed his skills in portrait painting. this mentorship not only provided technical expertise but also instilled in him an appreciation for the art form.

notable works and achievements

- portraits of king charles iv and queen maria luisa of spain: these works, showcasing lacoma y fontanet's mastery of capturing royal essence, are considered among his most famous pieces. - professor at the royal academy of fine arts of san fernando in madrid: this prestigious appointment underscores his influence on the next generation of artists.

artistic style and legacy

lacoma y fontanet's portraits are distinguished by their:
  • attention to detail, reflecting his dedication to capturing the essence of his subjects.
  • emotional depth, which sets his work apart from more superficial representations.
  • influence on spanish art, with his contributions to the development of portrait painting in spain.

where to explore more

- francisco lacoma y fontanet | ArtsDot.com: delve into the artist's biography and explore his notable works. - el museo de la real academia de bellas artes de san fernando (españa): discover how lacoma y fontanet's work fits into the broader context of spanish art at this esteemed museum.

conclusion

francisco lacoma y fontanet's legacy is a testament to his skill and dedication to portrait painting. through his works, we glimpse not only the subjects he portrayed but also the era in which he lived. his influence on spanish art remains undeniable, making him a fascinating figure to study within the realm of art history.
francisco lacoma y fontanet

francisco lacoma y fontanet

1767 - 1823 , Spain

Quick Facts

  • Artistic Movement Or Style: Claudean landscape
  • Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist: ['Impressionists']
  • Artists Who Influenced This Artist: ['Claude Lorrain']
  • Date Of Birth: 18 February 1767
  • Date Of Death: 9 December 1849
  • Full Name: John Glover
  • Nationality: British
  • Notable Artworks:
    • Mount Wellington...
    • Natives on Ouse...
    • A view of his house
  • Place Of Birth: Houghton-on-the-Hill, Leicestershire
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