Spanish artists

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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

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.

Pick any Spanish-speaking artist from this list and research their information. Where were they born? When were they born? What major life events happened to them? What interesting facts abo…

Spanish artist Felix Revello de Toro was born in Malaga on June 10, 1926, the son of art teacher José María Revello Cazar. He started painting when he was 13 years old. The City Hall of Malaga helped him study at the Bellas Artes de San Fernando in Madrid.

Pablo Picasso is perhaps the most iconic artist of the twentieth century. Here are 15 anecdotes to help you learn more about the artist's work and life.

After World War II an aura of myth grew up around the name of Picasso, and in the last decades of his life his work had, in a sense, moved beyond criticism. Although there were few critics able to keep pace with his latest work, there were few who attacked him. One exception was the British critic John Berger (The Success and Failure of Picasso [1965]), who raised questions about Picasso’s economic motives and speculated about his inflated public reputation. Picasso’s enormous output…

I had the opportunity to travel to Spain through a scholarship. I visited to Madrid, Barcelona, Toledo & through the Costa Brava.