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JOSÉ NIN Y TUDO El Vendrell, Tarrago (1840) / Madrid (1908) "Portrait of a young man with a mantilla"

Oil on canvas Signed in the upper right corner Measurements: 58 x 49 cm

Jose Nin y Tudo. Two garden scenes

Two oils on canvas. Both signed on the back.

JOSÉ NIN Y TUDÓ (El Vendrell, Tarragona, 1840 - Madrid, 1908). "Arab couple". Oil on canvas. Signed in the lower right corner.

JOSÉ NIN Y TUDÓ (El Vendrell, Tarragona, 1840 - Madrid, 1908). "Arab couple". Oil on canvas. Signed in the lower right corner. Measurements: 52 x 29 cm.; 63 x 39 cm. (frame). José Nin y Tudó worked with versatile sensitivity in different genres and themes, occasionally delving into the orientalist genre, of which this painting is a good example. After beginning his training at the Lonja in Barcelona, José Nin y Tudó settled in Madrid thanks to a pension granted to him by the Diputación Provincial de Barcelona. There he entered the San Fernando School of Fine Arts as a disciple of Carlos Luis de Ribera. He was an official portrait painter, and also dealt with history painting, specialising in mortuary themes. He also had a great reputation as a decorator of palaces and stately homes, such as the Anglada palace and the house of the Marquis of Larios. He took part assiduously in the National Fine Arts Exhibitions, where he won a third medal in 1871 and two second medals in 1876 and 1878. His portraits include those of Generals Prim and Espartero, and those of Eduardo Rosales, Emilio Castelar and León Gambetta, among others. Works by Nin y Tudó are kept in the Prado Museum, the City Hall, the Congress of Deputies and the Ministry of Justice in Madrid, the Municipal and History Museums of Madrid, the Fine Arts Museums of La Rioja and Girona.

JOSÉ NIN Y TUDO El Vendrell, Tarragona (1840) / Madrid (1908) "The Death of Abel, 1866

Oil on canvas Signed and dated in the lower left corner. Provenance: Valencia, private collection. José Nin y Tudó had a great reputation as a history painter and portraitist, but also as a decorator of palaces and stately homes in Madrid. However, he is best known for his specialisation in painting mortuary themes, as evidenced by some of his works in the Museo Nacional del Prado. He was frequently present at the National Exhibitions of Fine Arts, where he won a third medal in 1871 and two second medals in the 1876 and 1878 editions for the works entitled "The Heroes of Spanish Independence" and "The Burial of Ophelia", respectively. This interesting unpublished work, representing "The Death of Abel", was presented in the 1866 edition together with two studies. One of the latter, Bust of a Child, was awarded an honourable mention. The present painting is monumental in tone and is endowed with great Baroque effect. It is notable for its marked contrast of light and shade in which the lighting highlights the anatomical forms of a dead Abel lying on the ground. Cain disappears almost completely from the composition, with only his legs, which are barely hinted at. The painter's intention, rather than depicting the biblical passage, was to emphasise the anatomical study of Abel as if it were an academic exercise. Also, far from depicting the traditional cruelty of the scene, he imbues it with a certain poetic tone and the deceased evokes more the classical figure of an Adonis, lying placidly on the ground. The presence of some flowers, such as thistles and bluebells, give the composition the necessary symbolism of jealousy and death..150 x 260 cm

José Nin y Tudó. Ladies at the garden

Pair of oils on canvas. Both signed on the back.

JOSÉ NIN Y TUDÓ (El Vendrell, Tarragona, 1840 - Madrid, 1908). "Arab couple". Oil on canvas. Signed in the lower right corner.

JOSÉ NIN Y TUDÓ (El Vendrell, Tarragona, 1840 - Madrid, 1908). "Arab couple". Oil on canvas. Signed in the lower right corner. Measurements: 52 x 29 cm.; 63 x 39 cm. (frame). José Nin y Tudó worked with versatile sensitivity in different genres and themes, occasionally delving into the orientalist genre, of which this painting is a good example. After beginning his training at the Lonja in Barcelona, José Nin y Tudó settled in Madrid thanks to a pension granted to him by the Diputación Provincial de Barcelona. There he entered the San Fernando School of Fine Arts as a disciple of Carlos Luis de Ribera. He was an official portrait painter, and also dealt with history painting, specialising in mortuary themes. He also had a great reputation as a decorator of palaces and stately homes, such as the Anglada palace and the house of the Marquis of Larios. He took part assiduously in the National Fine Arts Exhibitions, where he won a third medal in 1871 and two second medals in 1876 and 1878. His portraits include those of Generals Prim and Espartero, and those of Eduardo Rosales, Emilio Castelar and León Gambetta, among others. Works by Nin y Tudó are kept in the Prado Museum, the City Hall, the Congress of Deputies and the Ministry of Justice in Madrid, the Municipal and History Museums of Madrid, the Fine Arts Museums of La Rioja and Girona.

JOSÉ NIN Y TUDÓ (El Vendrell, Tarragona, 1840 - Madrid, 1908). "Arab couple". Oil on canvas.

JOSÉ NIN Y TUDÓ (El Vendrell, Tarragona, 1840 - Madrid, 1908). "Arab couple". Oil on canvas. Signed in the lower right corner. Measurements: 52 x 29 cm.; 63 x 39 cm. (frame). José Nin y Tudó worked with versatile sensibility in different genres and themes, occasionally delving into the orientalist genre, of which this painting is a good example. After beginning his training at the Lonja de Barcelona, José Nin y Tudó settled in Madrid thanks to a pension granted to him by the Diputación Provincial de Barcelona. There he entered the San Fernando School of Fine Arts, as a disciple of Carlos Luis de Ribera. He was an official portrait painter, and also dealt with history painting, specializing in mortuary themes. He also had great fame as a decorator of palaces and stately homes, such as the Anglada Palace and the house of the Marquis of Larios. He participated assiduously in the National Exhibitions of Fine Arts, where he obtained a third medal in 1871, and two second medals in 1876 and 1878. Among his portraits are those of Generals Prim and Espartero, and those of Eduardo Rosales, Emilio Castelar and Leon Gambetta, among others. Works by Nin y Tudó are kept in the Prado Museum, the City Hall, the Congress of Deputies and the Ministry of Justice in Madrid, the Municipal and History Museums of Madrid, the Fine Arts Museums of La Rioja and Girona.

José Nin y Tudó. Ladies at the garden

Pareja de óleos sobre lienzo. Ambos firmados al dorso.

José Nin y Tudó. Ladies at the garden

Pareja de óleos sobre lienzo. Ambos firmados al dorso.

José Nin y Tudó. Ladies at the garden

NIN Y TUDO, JOSE (1840 - 1908). "Damas en el jardín". Pareja de óleos sobre lienzo. Ambos firmados al dorso. 220 x 92 cm y 220 x 82cm

Also in the Prado: a portrait by Nin Y Tudó

NIN Y TUDO, José (Spanish 1840 - 1908). Portrait of a Spanish lady. Oil on canvas, signed 'Nin Y Tudó' (lower left); framed behind glass in gilded frame (damaged). Craquelure in places, good condition.

Pair Jose Nin y Tudo (SPANISH, 1840–1908) oil on copper, romantic maiden/cherub scenes, 12 x 11-3/4

Pair Jose Nin y Tudo (SPANISH, 1840–1908) oil on copper, romantic maiden/cherub scenes, 12 x 11-3/4 inches

José Nin y Tudó (El Vendrell, Tarragona, 1843 - Madrid 1908) "Portrait of the artist's daughter" Oil on canvas Signed and dated in 1905 65 x 45 cm 500 - 600 €

NIN Y TUDO, JOSE (1840 - 1908). "Retrato del maestro". Óleo sobre lienzo. Firmado, dedicado (" A mi maestro D. Carlos L. Ribera) y fechado (1874) en el ángulo inferior izquierdo. 90 x 75 cm

NIN Y TUDO, JOSE (1840 - 1908). "Retrato del maestro". Óleo sobre lienzo. Firmado, dedicado (" A mi maestro D. Carlos L. Ribera) y fechado (1874) en el ángulo inferior izquierdo. 90 x 75 cm

José Camille NIN y TUDO (El Vendrell, Tarragona 1840-Madrid 1908) Actrice dans le rôle de la Dame aux Camélias Sur sa toile d’origin...

José Camille NIN y TUDO (El Vendrell, Tarragona 1840-Madrid 1908) Actrice dans le rôle de la Dame aux Camélias Sur sa toile d’origine 94 x 126cm Signée en bas à gauche: Nin y Tudo Au revers du châssis, une étiquette manuscrite: Exposition des Artistes / Étrangers, Paris Sans cadre

José Camille NIN y TUDO (El Vendrell, Tarragona 1840 - Madrid 1908) Actrice dans le rôle de la Dame aux Camélias Sur sa toile d’ori...

José Camille NIN y TUDO (El Vendrell, Tarragona 1840 - Madrid 1908) Actrice dans le rôle de la Dame aux Camélias Sur sa toile d’origine 94 x 126 cm Signée en bas à gauche : Nin y Tudo Au revers du châssis, une étiquette manuscrite : Exposition des Artistes / Etrangers, Paris Sans cadre

JOSE NIN Y TUDO (1840-1908) «Sarah Bernhardt-La

JOSE NIN Y TUDO (1840-1908) «Sarah Bernhardt-La dame aux camélias». Importante huile sur toile. Signée en bas à gauche «Nin Y Tudo». Etiquettes au dos marquées La dame aux camélias, Sarah Bernhardt-Théâtre de la Renaissance-Exposition des artistes étrangers à Paris, José Nin Y Tudo. Vers 1890. Dimensions : 94 x 126 cm

José Nin y Tudo (Spanish, 1840-1908) A Courtly Couple Signed and dated "J. Nin1875" l.l. Oil on canvas, 53 1/2 x 33 3/4 in., framed....

José Nin y Tudo (Spanish, 1840-1908) A Courtly Couple Signed and dated "J. Nin1875" l.l. Oil on canvas, 53 1/2 x 33 3/4 in., framed. Condition: Tears, punctures, patch reinforcements, scattered retouch, canvas deformations, surface grime.

José Nin y Tudo (SPANISH, 1840-1908)

José Nin y Tudo (SPANISH, 1840-1908) Camille signed 'Nin y Tudò' (upper left) oil on canvas 37 x 49½ in. (94 x 125.7 cm.)

Josep Nin Tudó El Vendrell 1840 - Madrid 1908 Pareja dieciochesca en un bosque Óleo sobre lienzo

Josep Nin Tudó El Vendrell 1840 - Madrid 1908 Pareja dieciochesca en un bosque Óleo sobre lienzo Firmado 61x78 cm