Salvador Sánchez Barbudo facts for kids
Salvador Sánchez Barbudo was a talented Spanish painter. He was born on March 14, 1857, and passed away on November 28, 1917. Most of his work was done in Rome, Italy.
About Salvador Sánchez Barbudo
Salvador Sánchez Barbudo was born in a city called Jerez de la Frontera in Spain. He started learning to paint in Spanish cities like Seville and Madrid.
Later, he moved to Rome, Italy. A kind person named D. José Juan Fernández de Villavicencio, who was a Marquis, helped him financially. In Rome, Salvador met and worked with another famous painter, José Villegas Cordero. He also joined a group of Spanish artists, including Vincente Poveda.
What He Painted
Salvador Sánchez Barbudo mostly painted scenes from history or from different time periods. One of his famous paintings shows a scene from the play Hamlet. This painting won an award at the Exposition of Fine Arts in Madrid in 1886.
He also created many other interesting artworks, such as:
- Modern Life
- To the Cafè
- Il Suonatore di ghironda (The Hurdy-Gurdy Player)
- Sala d' armi (Armory Room)
- La Puerpera
- The Venetian Senator
- Over the Lagoon
- Venetian Costume of the 15th century (which was a watercolor painting)
Salvador Sánchez Barbudo lived and worked in Rome for many years. He passed away there on November 28, 1917.
Selected Paintings
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The Game of Gunpowder
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Reception for a Cardinal
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A Young Banner Carrier
in the Sacristy
See also
In Spanish: Salvador Sánchez Barbudo para niños
