Marià Fortuny
1838–1874 · Spanish · 30 artworks
RomanticismOrientalismRealismDetailed brushworkOrientalist themesVibrant color palettesGenre scenesCapturing light and texture
artist bio
Marià Fortuny was a Spanish painter known for his genre paintings, Orientalist scenes, and detailed realism. He was an influential figure in 19th-century Spanish art, bridging Romanticism and Realism with a vibrant and meticulous style.
what you'll learn
Studying Fortuny's work allows students to explore the transition from Romanticism to Realism and the impact of Orientalism on European art. Students can learn about detailed brushwork, capturing light and texture, and depicting exotic scenes with accuracy.
related: Jean-Leon Gerome, Gustave Moreau, Eugene Delacroix
30 artworks
Roman landscape
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Landscape of Portici
1874
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A courtyard in Granada
1873
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Garden of the house of Fortuny
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Seated arab
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The tapestry seller
1870
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The stamp collector
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The young count
1861
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Roman ruins
1865
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Coffee in Las Golondrinas
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Landscape of Granada
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Moroccan blacksmith
1870
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The Spanish Wedding
1870
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Arab chief
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The choice of a model
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A house on the Spanish countryside
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North African landscape
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Woman reading on a bench
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Arquebusier
1871
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Arab husband
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She is fond of prints
1866
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The landscape of Portici
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The court of the Alhambra
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Portrait of the sculptor Jerónimo Suñol
1864
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The diplomat
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Our house in Tetouan
1860
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Market And houses
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Nude Od Man in the Sun
1873
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Madame Gaye
1865
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Pillar of the Elvira street
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