Publication: Ambrosio del Plano (h. 1612-1672). Pintor y dorador de su alteza Juan José de Austria: aproximación a su vida y obra.
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Vicente Romeo, Álvaro
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Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones
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https://doi.org/10.6018/imafronte.523801
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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Miembro de una destacada dinastía de pintores, Ambrosio del Plano desarrolló su actividad
artística en Zaragoza durante las décadas centrales del siglo XVII. Fue un pintor y dorador
considerado e instruido, pues su destreza y capacidad propiciaron que al final de su trayectoria
fuese llamado a trabajar para don Juan José de Austria, virrey de Aragón. En el presente
estudio se realiza un análisis sobre su vida y su familia, además de trazar una aproximación
a su obra y su actividad profesional. Asimismo, se muestran las relaciones personales que
mantuvo con celebrados pintores como Jusepe Martínez, Francisco Ximénez Maza u otros
artífices como el escultor Francisco Franco.
Member of an important dynasty of painters, Ambrosio del Plano developed his artistic activity in Zaragoza in the central decades of the 17th century. He was a considered and educated painter and gilder, as his skill and ability meant that at the end of his life he was required to work in the service of Don Juan José de Austria, Viceroy of Aragon. The present study analyses his life and family, as well as provides an overview of his oeuvre. It also shows the personal relationships he had with famous painters such as Jusepe Martínez, Francisco Ximénez Maza and other artists such as the sculptor Francisco Franco.
Member of an important dynasty of painters, Ambrosio del Plano developed his artistic activity in Zaragoza in the central decades of the 17th century. He was a considered and educated painter and gilder, as his skill and ability meant that at the end of his life he was required to work in the service of Don Juan José de Austria, Viceroy of Aragon. The present study analyses his life and family, as well as provides an overview of his oeuvre. It also shows the personal relationships he had with famous painters such as Jusepe Martínez, Francisco Ximénez Maza and other artists such as the sculptor Francisco Franco.
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Ambrosio del Plano , Pintura , Siglo XVII , Zaragoza , Pintor , Dorado , Dorador , Jusepe Martínez , Francisco Ximénez Maza , Escultor , Francisco Franco , Painting , 17th century , Zaragoza , Painter , Gilding
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