Juan de Arellano (1614 - 1676)

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Juan de Arellano

Juan de Arellano was a Spanish painter of the Baroque period.

Juan de Arellano was strongly influenced by Flemish and Italian painters. He specialized in floral still lifes and was recognized as the best master of this genre in Spain. The artist in his paintings often depicted and exotic birds in flowers - the so-called concerts. Paintings by Juan de Arellano are characterized by careful composition and a huge variety of flowers, which the artist wrote out very carefully and authentically.

Floral compositions were very popular in the 17th century, and in time Juan de Arellano became so rich that he opened his own studio, where his three sons also worked and became artists.

Date and place of birt:3 august 1614, Madrid, Spain
Date and place of death:13 october 1676, Madrid, Spain
Period of activity: XVII century
Specialization:Artist, Painter
Genre:Flower still life, Still life
Art style:Baroque

Creators Baroque

Ignaz Bendl (1680 - 1730)
Ignaz Bendl
1680 - 1730
Henri Beaubrun (1603 - 1677)
Henri Beaubrun
1603 - 1677
Antonio Palomino (1655 - 1726)
Antonio Palomino
1655 - 1726
Alessandro Grevenbroeck (1695 - 1748)
Alessandro Grevenbroeck
1695 - 1748
Francesco Caldei (1584 - 1674)
Francesco Caldei
1584 - 1674
Hendrick Verschuring (1627 - 1690)
Hendrick Verschuring
1627 - 1690
Antonio Verrio (1636 - 1707)
Antonio Verrio
1636 - 1707
George Brookshaw (1751 - 1823)
George Brookshaw
1751 - 1823
Jacob Bouttats (1660 - 1718)
Jacob Bouttats
1660 - 1718
Balthasar Denner (1685 - 1749)
Balthasar Denner
1685 - 1749
Lorenzo Mattielli (1687 - 1748)
Lorenzo Mattielli
1687 - 1748
Dirk Dalens II (1657 - 1687)
Dirk Dalens II
1657 - 1687
Pierre-Etienne Monnot (1657 - 1733)
Pierre-Etienne Monnot
1657 - 1733
Joseph Schmutzer (1683 - 1740)
Joseph Schmutzer
1683 - 1740
Lucas Achtschellinck (1626 - 1699)
Lucas Achtschellinck
1626 - 1699
Jan Adriensz van Staveren (1613 - 1669)
Jan Adriensz van Staveren
1613 - 1669
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