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1109:"By reason of his native genius and stubborn will-power he became what he is—the painter of vibrating sunshine without equal. Let there be no mincing of comparisons in this assertion. Not Turner, not Monet, painted so directly blinding shafts of sunlight as has this Spaniard." (James Gibbons Huneker, quoted in Peel, Edmund:
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as a man of science who transmits his wisdom investigating and, in addition, it is the triumph of naturalism, as it recreates the indoor environment of the laboratory, catching the luminous atmosphere produced by the artificial reddish-yellow light of a gas burner that contrasts with the weak mauvish
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the title implies, perhaps. Campos has suggested that the polio epidemic that struck the land of
Valencia some years earlier is present, possibly for the first time in the history of painting, through the image of two affected children. The painting earned Sorolla his greatest official recognition,
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Although formal portraiture was not
Sorolla's genre of preference, because it tended to restrict his creative appetites and could reflect his lack of interest in his subjects, the acceptance of portrait commissions proved profitable, and the portrayal of his family was irresistible. Sometimes the
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in Paris in 1906 eclipsed all his earlier successes and led to his appointment as
Officer of the Legion of Honour. The show included nearly 500 works, early paintings as well as recent sun-drenched beach scenes, landscapes, and portraits, a productivity which amazed critics and was a financial
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was painted with the greatest luminosity and bravura, and foretold an increasing interest in shimmering light and of a medium deftly handled. Sorolla thought well enough of these sketches that he presented two of them as gifts to
American artists; one to
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In 1888, Sorolla returned to
Valencia to marry Clotilde García del Castillo, whom he had first met in 1879, while working in her father's studio. By 1895, they had three children together: Maria, born in 1890, Joaquín, born in 1892, and
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356:(1899, seen at right), an extremely large canvas, highly finished for public consideration. The subject was a depiction of crippled children bathing at the sea in Valencia, under the supervision of a monk. They are the victims of
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Sorolla was influenced by Sargent in his portraiture seems apparent It certainly appears that Sargent's landscape painting after 1906 was strongly influenced by Sorolla." (Peel, p.
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531:(1910, see gallery below), in which the idea of traditional portraiture gives way to the sheer fluid delight of a painting constructed with thick passages of color, Sorolla's love of family and sunlight merged.
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The appearance of sunlight could be counted on to rouse his interest, and it was outdoors where he found his ideal portrait settings. Thus, not only did his daughter pose standing in a sun-dappled landscape for
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which grouped his wife and children in the foreground, the painter reflected, at work, in a distant mirror. At other times the desire to compete with his friend John Singer
Sargent was evident, as in
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He received his initial art education at the age of 9 in his native town, and then under a succession of teachers including
Cayetano Capuz, Salustiano Asenjo. At the age of eighteen he travelled to
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These 14 murals can be seen in detail online at this Web site. In the First Floor map at the upper right, click on the blue dot in the left-most empty room -- which shows the whole
Sorolla Room.
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Sorolla suffered a stroke in 1920, while painting a portrait in his garden in Madrid. Paralysed for over three years, he died on 10 August 1923. He is buried in the
Cementeri de Valencia, Spain.
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280:(1892), which was awarded a gold medal at the National Exhibition in Madrid, then first prize at the Chicago International Exhibition, where it was acquired and subsequently donated to the
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After his death, Sorolla's widow, Clotilde García del Castillo, left many of his paintings to the Spanish public. The paintings eventually formed the collection that is now known as the
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building in Manhattan, range from 12 to 14 feet in height, and total 227 feet in length. The major commission of his career, it dominated the later years of Sorolla's life.
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Opening Wednesday Morning, 22 March 1911, at Ten O'clock, in Galleries 16, 2, 3 and 14 in the East Wing at the Forest Park Art Building and Continuing for Three Weeks
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the Grand Prix and a medal of honor at the Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1900, and the medal of honor at the National Exhibition in Madrid in 1901.
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A Collection of Paintings by Joaquin Sorolla Y Bastida: Exhibited in the United States Under the Auspices of the Hispanic Society of America
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afternoon light that shines through the window. These paintings may be among the most outstanding world paintings of this genre.
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in 1885 provided his first exposure to modern painting; of special influence were exhibitions of
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Hispanic Society Of America (provinces of Spain and extensive collection of Sorolla paintings
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The death of Pedro Velarde y Santillán during the defence of the Monteleon Artillery Barracks
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garden, surrounded by extravagant flowers. The conceit reaches its high point in
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were greeted with more restraint, while in England in 1908 Sorolla met
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beach scenes made by Sorolla, several of which are now housed in the
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Sorolla painted two masterpieces in 1897 linking art and science:
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Visión de España. La colección de la Hispanic Society of America
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The portrait of Louis Tiffany is on permanent display at the
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Sorolla's influence on some other Spanish painters, such as
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in Madrid (23 September 2014 – 11 January 2015).
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Portrait of Mr. Taft, President of the United States
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Portrait of Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris and her children
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1113:, Philip Wilson Publishers, Ltd., 1989, p. 13.)
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1692:Retrieved 6 September 2008.
1529:The Painter Joaquin Sorolla
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