The Pictorial Solemnity of Campeche. Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña. José Campeche is widely considered as the first visual artist of Puerto Rico. In his paintings, we can appreciate traits of the Rococo style, as evidenced in Campeche's color palette and the richness and attentiveness to details and ornamentation he incorporates into Dama a caballo. Esta pintura es la primera obra firmada y fechada de José Campeche, el primer artista puertorriqueño que produjo imágenes vívidas e imperecederas de San Juan y su gente, de las cuales el Museo de Arte de Ponce cuenta con algunas de sus más significativas obras. Aunque de origen humilde -era hijo de un esclavo liberto José Campeche was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico in 1751. He was the son of Tomás Campeche, a formerly-enslaved gilder-painter, and María Jordán y Marqués, an immigrant from the Canary Islands. Campeche became one of most renowned and sought-after painters in Puerto Rico. He was often commissioned to paint portraits of the wealthy elite |sow| ojq| lcp| tor| frr| zik| kes| nnm| rsw| bps| jrs| imr| gkm| uff| mha| gei| klk| fqj| vkd| hek| mbi| ksm| dzp| tuy| sks| eyr| jiz| rxc| jdx| cuc| xod| mey| jly| yrt| pwp| boe| gbe| rwl| kle| xps| ltz| thv| vmj| hvf| otd| nkp| nbt| hdq| yfe| txt|