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Leonardo Alenza

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Meanwhile, he was living in a cow barn, because he had become convinced that the fumes there were beneficial. Nothing helped, however, and he died in 1845 at the age of 38. He had become impoverished by then and his friends had to intervene to prevent his burial in a
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In 1817, his father remarried. His step-mother was only eleven years older than he was. Soon after, the family moved from the busy neighborhood where they lived, to a quieter street near a Jesuit convent. He probably began his higher education there, at the
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His father, ValentĂ­n, was a government employee and amateur poet, who succeeded in having some poems published in the
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for several years and was in very poor health. Despite this, he managed to serve as a professor for a few months.
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In 1842, the Academy awarded him the title of "Académico de Mérito" for his painting of
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He remained attached to the Academy until 1833, when he received a commission from the
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Rebels and Martyrs: The Image of the Artist in the Nineteenth Century
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becoming Queen at the age of three. The following year, he created a
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at the Academy. Two years later, he collaborated with the
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to produce illustrations for a new edition of the novel
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Satire on Romantic Suicide (1839), his best known work.
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Index

Spanish name
surname

Madrid
Romantic
Costumbrista
Diario de Madrid
es
Colegio Imperial de la Compañía de Jesús

Academia de San Fernando
Zacarías González Velázquez
Juan Antonio Ribera
José Aparicio
José Madrazo
Ayuntamiento
Isabella
cenotaph
Fernando VII
grisaille
Semanario Pintoresco Español
es
RamĂłn de Mesonero Romanos
capriccios
Gil Blas
Francisco de Quevedo
Café de Levante
es
David
Goliath

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