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Manuel Aguirre y Monsalbe

Illustration — James I of Aragon, painting by Manuel Aguirre Manuel Aguirre y Monsalbe (1822–1856) was a Spanish painter, active during the 19th century in Aragon. He was born in Málaga, and became a pupil of Vicente López y Portaña. In 1846, he became professor at the Academy of San Luis in Zaragoza.

Also recorded as Manuel Aguirre Monsalve · Manuel Aguirre y Monsalve · Manuel Aguirre Monsalbe

Manuel Aguirre y Monsalbe

Retrato imaginario del rey Alfonso III de Aragón (1265-1291), que fue hijo del rey Pedro III de Aragón y de la reina Constanza II de Sicilia.

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Born
1822 · Málaga.
Died
1856 · Borja.
Nationality
Spain
Occupation
painter
Movements
Romanticism
Languages
Spanish

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Illustration — James I of Aragon, painting by Manuel Aguirre Manuel Aguirre y Monsalbe (1822–1856) was a Spanish painter, active during the 19th century in Aragon. He was born in Málaga, and became a pupil of Vicente López y Portaña. In 1846, he became professor at the Academy of San Luis in Zaragoza.

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