Diego Velázquez: The master of Spanish realism and baroque
Biography
Diego Velázquez (1599-1660) is one of the greatest painters of the Spanish Golden Age. Born in Seville, he became the court painter for King Philip IV and distinguished himself by his exceptional talent for portraiture and composition. His work, of unparalleled mastery, profoundly influences the history of art and inspires generations of artists, including the Impressionists and Picasso.
Style and influence
Velázquez is recognized for his striking realism, his masterful use of light, and his fluid painterly touch. He revolutionizes portrait painting by capturing the individuality and psychology of his subjects with unprecedented precision. His Baroque art is characterized by great spontaneity and subtle chromatic richness, giving his works remarkable depth and intensity.
Iconic works
Among his masterpieces are "Las Meninas", "The Surrender of Breda", and "The Portrait of Pope Innocent X". These paintings illustrate his skill in creating dynamic compositions and playing with perspectives and gazes.
Our collection
We offer you a selection of art prints of the major works of Diego Velázquez, ideal for lovers of Baroque art and exceptional portraits. Each print respects the finesse and depth of his work, bringing a touch of prestige and elegance to your decor.