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Spain · December 24, 1836 – January 8, 1919Wikidata

Joaquín Agrasot y Juan

Spanish painter (1836-1919)

Born in Orihuela. Died in Valencia.

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A life in paintings

Born 183611 dated paintingsDied 1919

19 works

  • Laundry
    Laundry
    Joaquín Agrasot y Juan
    1864 · Museo del Prado
  • Las dos amigas
    Las dos amigas
    Joaquín Agrasot y Juan
    1866 · Museo del Prado
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Joaquín Agrasot y Juan
    c. 1867 · Museu de Belles Arts de València
  • Sleeping beauty
    Sleeping beauty
    Joaquín Agrasot y Juan
    1869
  • Moro
    Moro
    Joaquín Agrasot y Juan
    1872
  • View of the port of Alicante
    View of the port of Alicante
    Joaquín Agrasot y Juan
    1875
  • Two Inhabitants of the Valencia Huerta
    Two Inhabitants of the Valencia Huerta
    Joaquín Agrasot y Juan
    1880 · Fundación Banco Santander
  • Death of the Marquis of Duero
    Death of the Marquis of Duero
    Joaquín Agrasot y Juan
    1884 · Senate of Spain
  • Mosqueteros sentados fuera de una cantina
    Mosqueteros sentados fuera de una cantina
    Joaquín Agrasot y Juan
    1885–1890 · Gravina Museum of Fine Arts
  • Viejo leyendo un libro
    Viejo leyendo un libro
    Joaquín Agrasot y Juan
    1889 · Museum of Fine Arts of Córdoba
  • (Cigana e duas paisagens)
    (Cigana e duas paisagens)
    Joaquín Agrasot y Juan
    20th century · Museu Histórico Nacional collection
  • Arriving home
    Arriving home
    Joaquín Agrasot y Juan
  • An Arab men
    An Arab men
    Joaquín Agrasot y Juan
  • A Gypsy Lady
    A Gypsy Lady
    Joaquín Agrasot y Juan
  • Un jardín valenciano
    Un jardín valenciano
    Joaquín Agrasot y Juan
    · Museu de Belles Arts de València
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