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Painter, b. 1773 - d. 1838

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    • Attributed to JOSÉ APARICIO INGLADA (Alicante, 1770-Madrid, 1838) "The year of hunger in Madrid". Oil on canvas. It presents slight restorations and repainting on the pictorial surface. It has slight damage to the frame.
      Jun. 12, 2023

      Attributed to JOSÉ APARICIO INGLADA (Alicante, 1770-Madrid, 1838) "The year of hunger in Madrid". Oil on canvas. It presents slight restorations and repainting on the pictorial surface. It has slight damage to the frame.

      Est: €5,000 - €7,000

      Attributed to JOSÉ APARICIO INGLADA (Alicante, 1770-Madrid, 1838) "The year of the Madrid famine". Oil on canvas. It has slight restorations and repainting on the pictorial surface. It has slight damages on the frame. Measurements: 113 x 147 cm; 139 x 175 cm (frame). This work follows the models established by the artist José Aparicio Inglada, entitled El año del Hambre de Madrid, which can be seen in the Museum of Madrid on loan from the collection of the Prado Museum, which defines the original work in this way: "This painting is the most famous of all those painted during the reign of Fernando VII and the most widespread in its time throughout the kingdom, due to its emblematic plot, which has an adulatorily propagandistic charge. More than a history painting, Aparicio's canvas is in fact a unique historical allegory, a modality in which the artist was a true specialist, conceived with the pretended solemnity of neoclassical aesthetics, about the dramatic situation of hunger that the town of Madrid had to endure during the Napoleonic occupation in 1811 and 1812, as well as the heroism and patriotic pride of its population in rejecting the aid offered by the invading troops. A group of French soldiers - the face of one of them rendered with an almost caricature-like ferocity - offer food to a group of ragged, starving Madrilenians. An old man holds a young boy on his shoulder while he gathers in his lap a woman who is already dead, together with her child. Next to the pillar with the inscription in gold letters proclaiming the loyalty of the people of Madrid to their king, others eat scraps and leftovers, while behind the main group, a young man with broad sideburns and a bicorn rushes at the Gabacho soldiers, held back by his wife, who is carrying their baby in her arms, crying for lack of food".

      Setdart Auction House
    • Boy in the Woods Spanish School Painting
      Sep. 26, 2020

      Boy in the Woods Spanish School Painting

      Est: -

      A Spanish school painting of a boy in the forest. Signed “Aparicio,” likely alluding to Jose Aparicio (1773-1838).

      Casa de Memoria
    • Rare Large Portrait Oil Painting of an 18th Century Spanish Knight by José Aparicio e Inglada
      Mar. 07, 2020

      Rare Large Portrait Oil Painting of an 18th Century Spanish Knight by José Aparicio e Inglada

      Est: $5,000 - $10,000

      Rare Large portrait oil painting of an 18th Century Spanish Knight by famed Spanish portrait artist José Aparicio e Inglada (16 December 1773, Alicante- 10 May 1838, Madrid) | Oil on Re-lined Canvas, professionally re-stretched on new bars appearing to have all keys present | Painting is mounted in a gorgeous custom Spanish ornate gold gilt hand carved / crafted wooden frame with intricately scrolled and pierced applied corners | Approx. Dimensions: 36.0" W x 44.0" H x 2.5"

      Beaumont Galleries
    • ATTRIBUTED TO JOSÉ APARICIO - Retrato de Fernando VII
      Jul. 02, 2019

      ATTRIBUTED TO JOSÉ APARICIO - Retrato de Fernando VII

      Est: -

      ATTRIBUTED TO JOSÉ APARICIO Alicante 1773 - Madrid 1838 Retrato de Fernando VII Oil on canvas Inscribed on the reverse Cuadro de José Aparicio com- / prado a los descendientes del artista en / Marco posterior. Propiedad de Ma- / riano Rodríguez de Rivas. Measurements 61.5 x 50.5 cm With a tag on the reverse from the Exposición CL Aniversario de los Sitios de Zaragoza, junio-julio 1956.

      Subastas Segre
    • Jose Aparicio Inglada
      Apr. 03, 2004

      Jose Aparicio Inglada

      Est: $3,000 - $5,000

      Jose Aparicio Inglada (Spanish, 1773-1838), "Ferdinand VII, King of Spain, (1784-1833), c. 1820", oil on canvas, unsigned, 51 1/2 in. x 41 1/2 in., unframed.

      Neal Auction Company
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