Peruvian Women, Watercolor Drawing, Late 18th Century, In The Style Of Pancho Fierro
Artist: Pancho Fierro (dans Le Goût)
Peruvian Women, watercolor drawing.
In the style of Pancho Fierro (1807–1879), known for his “costumbrista” watercolors depicting the life and customs of his country.
Or in the style of Balthasar Jaime Martínez Compañón (1735–1797), who was commissioned to create a series of illustrations depicting various aspects of life in Peru and sent them to King Charles IV of Spain.
Compiled into nine volumes, they are part of the collections of the Royal Library of the Royal Palace in Madrid
Drawing: 16 x 14
With mat: 26 x 28
In the style of Pancho Fierro (1807–1879), known for his “costumbrista” watercolors depicting the life and customs of his country.
Or in the style of Balthasar Jaime Martínez Compañón (1735–1797), who was commissioned to create a series of illustrations depicting various aspects of life in Peru and sent them to King Charles IV of Spain.
Compiled into nine volumes, they are part of the collections of the Royal Library of the Royal Palace in Madrid
Drawing: 16 x 14
With mat: 26 x 28
160 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Water color
Length: 16
Width: 14
Reference (ID): 1795125
Availability: In stock
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