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Cristóbal de Acevedo

1540) was a Spanish painter, active mainly during the Renaissance period. • Illustration — A picture of Cristóbal de Acevedo He was born likely in Madrid and was a disciple of Bartolomé Carducho in 1585, and painted pictures for many of the convents in the capital.

Also recorded as Cristóbal Acebedo · Cristóbal de Acebedo · Cristobal de Acevedo · Cristobal Acebedo

Cristóbal de Acevedo

La redención de cautivos por san Pedro Nolasco (detalle), iglesia conventual de la Merced, Murcia

Cristóbal de Acevedo · http: r=ReP-5467-DETALLE_REPORTAJES · Public domain

Born
1505 · Murcia.
Died
1648 · Murcia.
Nationality
Spain
Occupation
painter
Movements
Baroque
Languages
Spanish

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1540) was a Spanish painter, active mainly during the Renaissance period. • Illustration — A picture of Cristóbal de Acevedo He was born likely in Madrid and was a disciple of Bartolomé Carducho in 1585, and painted pictures for many of the convents in the capital.

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