Customs by J. Jimenez y Aranda

Spaniard Jose Jimenez y Aranda (1837-1903) used some customs of his country as themes.

O espanhol José Jimenez y Aranda (1837-1903) usou temas de costumes do seu país.

José Jimenez y Aranda (1837-1903)-‘a disgrace’-oil on canvas-1890     Private collection

José Jimenez y Aranda (1837-1903)-‘figaro’s shop’-oil on canvas-1875     Baltimore-Walters Art Museum

José Jimenez y Aranda (1837-1903)-‘a cafe’

José Jimenez y Aranda (1837-1903)-‘at church’-oil on canvas     Private collection

José Jimenez y Aranda (1837-1903)-‘Don Quixote and Sancho Panza’-oil on canvas     Private collection

Paris suburb by Luis Jiménez y Aranda

The Spanish-born French Luis Jiménez y Aranda (1845-1928), after studying in Seville at the Academy of Fine Arts of St. Elizabeth of Hungary, was in Rome before settling in Pontoise.

O espanhol naturalizado francês Luis Jiménez y Aranda (1845-1928) depois de ter estudado em Sevilha na Academia de Bellas Artes de Santa Isabel da Hungria, esteve em Roma antes de se instalar em Pontoise.

Luis Jiménez y Aranda (1845-1928)-‘washerwomen on a river bank’

Luis Jiménez y Aranda (1845-1928)-‘the banques of the Oise’-watercolor

Luis Jiménez y Aranda (1845-1928)-‘the garden of Pontoise’-1892

Luis Jiménez y Aranda (1845-1928)-‘in the studio’

Luis Jiménez y Aranda (1845-1928)-‘goings-on’