Antonio de Puga
Illustration — Oil Peddler by Antonio de Puga, Goya Museum, 1640 Antonio de Puga (1602 – 1648), was a Spanish Baroque painter. Antonio de Puga was born in Ourense, son of a tailor of the same name and Ynés Rodriguez. He was the first notable artist from Galicia, and through the research of Maria Luisa Caturla, his main biographer and scholar, an accurate dating of some aspects of his life has been possible.
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Antonio de Puga
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- Born
- 1602 · Ourense.
- Died
- 1648 · Madrid.
- Nationality
- Spain
- Occupation
- painter
- Languages
- Spanish
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Illustration — Oil Peddler by Antonio de Puga, Goya Museum, 1640 Antonio de Puga (1602 – 1648), was a Spanish Baroque painter. Antonio de Puga was born in Ourense, son of a tailor of the same name and Ynés Rodriguez. He was the first notable artist from Galicia, and through the research of Maria Luisa Caturla, his main biographer and scholar, an accurate dating of some aspects of his life has been possible.
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Born at Ourense in 1602, died in Madrid in 1648.
The recorded working language is Spanish. Places of work recorded in the authority are Madrid. Work by Antonio de Puga is recorded in the collections of Museo del Prado, J. Paul Getty Museum, Art Institute of Chicago, Hermitage Museum and Kunsthistorisches Museum.
La única obra firmada y segura de Puga es el San Jerónimo del Bowes Museum, lo demás son atribuciones, en su mayor parte sin fundamento, con las que se ha creado la figura de un "pseudoPuga"
Antonio de Puga
El Bodegón. Oleo sobre tela del año 1636 con dimensiones 104.7 x 134.7. Perteneciente a colección privada.
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