File:Retablo de la Virgen de Guadalupe.jpg

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Altarpiece of the Virgin of Guadalupe.

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English: José de Alcíbar The news that we have of his life is so scarce, such as that which indicates that he was a native of Texcoco, as are numerous works by this artist that have survived to this day, existing in Aguascalientes, Zacatecas and Guadalajara. A painter trained in New Spain workshops, in accordance with the old traditional use of the guilds, he became the artist recognized by the petulant Academy, whose members did not tire of condemning their contemporaries dedicated to the making of golden altarpieces. In contrast to the physiognomy of the sacred characters in his religious-themed painting, in the portrait he becomes a ruthless physiognomist who shows all the defects of his subjects.
Español: José de Alcíbar Son tan escasas las noticias que poseemos de su vida, como aquella que indica que fue natural de Texcoco, como numerosas las obras que de este artista han llegado hasta nuestros días, existentes en Aguascalientes, Zacatecas y Guadalajara. Pintor formado en talleres novohispanos, de acuerdo con el viejo uso tradicional de los gremios, se convirtió en el artista reconocido por la petulante Academia, cuyos miembros no se cansaron de condenar a sus contemporáneos dedicados a la hechura de retablos dorados. En contraste con la fisonomía de los personajes sagrados de su pintura de tema religioso, en el retrato se constituye en un fisonomista despiadado que muestra todos los defectos de sus retratados.
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Source http://artecolonialamericano.az.uniandes.edu.co:8080/artworks/20479
Author José de Alcíbar

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