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Manuel Ortiz de Zarate

Manuel Ortiz de Zarate (1886 - 1946) was active/lived in California / Chile, France.  Manuel Ortiz de Zarate is known for Modernist still life and landscape painting.

Born Manuel Revuelta Ortiz de Zárate in Como in Italy, he is the son of Chilean composer Eleodoro Ortiz de Zárate, and younger brother of painter Julio Ortiz de Zárate.

At the age of four, her returned with his family to settle in Chile. At age six he lost his mother. He received painting lessons from Pedro Lira (1845-1912) before entering the Fine Arts in Santiago.

In 1902, at the age of fifteen, he left Chile for Italy. He studied painting in Rome, copying the Old Masters in museums. Supported by a Spanish bishop who was painting in a museum, he survived by reproducing paintings with religious motifs, mainly by Guido Reni, which he sold to churches or priests. He made several trips to Paris.

In 1904, he met Amedeo Modigliani in Venice, who spoke of Cézanne and described the artist's life in Paris. Manuel fell in love with Edwige Piechowska, who had just completed her studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw and continued them to Florence.

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