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Joaquín Sorolla García dressed in white Joaquín Sorolla, 1896
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Joaquín Sorolla García dressed in white

Joaquín Sorolla · 1896

Why it's great

A little boy in a white sailor suit stands in a sunny room, looking out with a calm and shy smile. Sorolla painted his son Joaquín. The white clothes are a treat for the eyes. It's an affectionate portrait.

Where to see it

📍 Sorolla MuseumMadrid, Spain

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About the artist

Joaquín Sorolla

1863–1923 · born in Valencia · died in Madrid

Joaquín Sorolla was born in Valencia, Spain, and became known as the 'master of light' for his sparkling paintings of beaches and sunshine. He worked in Madrid and traveled to Paris and the United States, where he was very popular. His house in Madrid is now a museum. He died in Spain in 1923.

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