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Luis Riccardo Falero

Luis Riccardo Falero (1851 - 1896) was active/lived in Spain.  Luis Falero is known for Female figure, allegorical figure paintings.

Luis Riccardo Falero   Spanish   1851-1896

Considered one of the most interesting characters in the art world of Paris, Luis Falero might have stepped out from a canvas by Velasquez.  Along with his black eyes and fiery expression, he wore his black hair and beard in the style of the old Spanish portraits.  For relaxation he turned his attention to mathematics and scientific studies, engaged in astronomy, or passionately read of the supernatural.  This latter area particularly, was to deeply influence the direction of his artwork.

Falero was born in Grenada, Spain, in 1851.  At the age of 7 he went to study at Richmond College in England to learn English and the art of watercolors.  His rich parents intended for him to enter the Spanish naval service, but at the age of 16 he left school and made his way to Paris.  He first painted the classical and conventional characters, but following his ruling passion for the spirit w   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2015 characters.]  Artist bio

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