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Joaquín Bárbara y Balza

Joaquín Bárbara y Balza (1867–1931) was a Spanish painter. He was born in Llodio, Álava, and died in Santander, Cantabria. • Illustration — shipwrecked. Joaquín Bárbara y Balza, 1896.

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Joaquín Bárbara y Balza

Autorretrato. Óleo sobre lienzo, 46 x 37'5 cm. Joaquín Bárbara y Balza, Roma, c. 1896.

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Name
Joaquín Bárbara y Balza
Birth Name
Joaquín de Bárbara y Balza
Born
18 December 1867
Birthplace
Llodio, Spain
Died
10 September 1931
Place of death
Santander, Spain
Known for
Painting, drawing
Training
Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando
Movement
Academicism
Nationality
Spain
Occupation
painter
Fields
portrait

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Joaquín Bárbara y Balza (1867–1931) was a Spanish painter. He was born in Llodio, Álava, and died in Santander, Cantabria. • Illustration — shipwrecked. Joaquín Bárbara y Balza, 1896.

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