
1825–1897 · Spanish · 10 artworks
artist bio
Luis de Madrazo y Kuntz was a prominent Spanish painter known for his portraits and historical scenes, contributing significantly to the development of Romanticism in Spain. He came from a family of artists and served as the director of the Museo del Prado.
what you'll learn
Studying Madrazo's work allows students to understand the conventions of 19th-century portraiture and historical painting, focusing on composition, realism, and the depiction of emotion. Students can also learn about the influence of Romanticism on Spanish art.

Primer Milagro De Santa Teresa De Jesús. Resurrección De Su Sobrino Don Gonzalo Ovalle, Hijo De Su Hermana Doña Juana De Ahumada
1855

King Pelayo at the Battle of Covadonga

The Little Marquise of Roncali

St. Maria Micaela Desmaisìères
1865

Isabel Ii De España
1860

Entierro De Santa Cecilia En Las Catacumbas De Roma
1852

Don Pelayo, Rey De Asturias
1856

La Reina Isabel I De Castilla
1848

Retrato De La Señora De Creus
1870

El Rey Don Pelayo En Covadonga
1855