
1907–1960 · Spanish · 30 artworks
artist bio
Rafael Zabaleta was a Spanish painter known for his expressive and often socially conscious depictions of rural life in the Jaén province. He blended elements of Expressionism, Post-Impressionism, and Cubism to create a unique and recognizable style that captured the essence of the Spanish countryside and its people.
what you'll learn
Studying Zabaleta's work allows students to explore the fusion of different modern art movements and how they can be used to convey social and emotional narratives. Students can also learn about color theory and composition through his expressive landscapes and figure paintings.
related: Francisco Goya, Paul Cezanne, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

Two seated women
1935

Garden of Quesada in winter
1944

Girl with still life
1953

Museum garden
1957

Still life, table figs, jar, bottle of anise

The camp gate

Family of puppeteers
1934

Portrait of girl sitting
1943

Portrait of seated blonde woman
1944

Model and painter with easel
1945

Pilgrims in Tiscar

Self-portrait
1956

Peasant family
1957

Boy sitting with a hen on his lap
1943

Reapers in the age and Ceres

Women in countryside
1943

Girl sitting and boy with hat standing
1943

Two woman and self-portrait bust
1939

Landscape with artist's farmhouse in Fique
1940

Boy with chicken
1951

Fique Landscape

Quesada Cemetery

The Quesada Garden

Portrait of seated brunette
1948

Painter and reclining model
1942

Landscape and Fique Vault

The old woman and the girl
1957

Sideboard
1958

Harlequin and clown with mask
1942

Puppeteer in the town square
1943