Felipe Ramírez facts for kids
Felipe Ramírez was a Spanish painter from Seville, a city in Spain. He was active during the 1600s, which is also known as the 17th century. Felipe Ramírez was especially good at painting still life pictures. A still life painting shows objects that don't move, like fruit, flowers, or everyday items.
He might have been related to another painter named Gerónimo Ramírez. Felipe Ramírez often painted scenes with hunting, dead animals, and birds. He also created a famous painting called Still Life with Cardoon, Francolin, Grapes and Irises. This painting can be seen today at the Museo del Prado in Madrid, Spain. He also painted a religious artwork, Martyrdom of St. Stephen, for a church in Seville.
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Famous Paintings by Felipe Ramírez
Still Life with Cardoon, Francolin, Grapes and Irises
This painting was created in 1628. It is one of Felipe Ramírez's most well-known works. The painting measures about 71 centimeters tall and 92 centimeters wide. It shows a mix of plants, a bird, and fruit. You can see this artwork at the Museo del Prado in Madrid, Spain.
Varón de Dolores
Another important painting by Felipe Ramírez is called Varón de Dolores. He finished this artwork in 1631. This painting is now part of a private art collection in Belgium.
See also
In Spanish: Felipe Ramírez para niños
