
1746–1799 · Spanish · 22 artworks
artist bio
Luis Paret y Alcázar was a Spanish painter of the Rococo period, known for his elegant and detailed depictions of court life, landscapes, and genre scenes. He brought a distinctive Spanish flavor to the Rococo style, capturing the vibrancy and customs of his time.
what you'll learn
Studying Paret y Alcázar's work allows students to understand the Rococo style in a Spanish context, focusing on detailed observation, composition, and the depiction of social life and customs. Students can learn about the use of light and color to create atmosphere and convey narrative.
related: Francisco Goya, Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Jean-Honore Fragonard

Self-Portrait

The Quay, Olaveaga, Bilbao
1786

La carta
1772

The Visit of the Angel to Zechariah

Virgin and Child with St James the Great
1786

Ensayo de una comedia

A Fiesta in a Botanical Garden

The royal pairs
1770

Flowers

Zebra

Self-portrait in the studio
1780

View of El Arenal de Bilbao
1784

View of El Arenal in Bilbao
1784

Jura de Fernando VII como prÃncipe de Asturias
1791

Baile en máscara
1772

La Puerta del Sol en Madrid
1773

The Shop
1772

Charles III Dining before the Court
1775

A Picnic at a Country Town
1773

View of FuenterrabÃa
1786

The Botanical Garden of Paseo del Prado
1790

Maria de las Nieves Micaela Fourdinier
1785