Spanish Gypsies by John Phillip

During his stay in Spain the Scottish artist John Phillip (1817-1867) painted various motifs related to Rom people, better known as Gypsies.

Durante a sua permanência em Espanha pintou o Escocês John Phillip (1817-1867) diversos motivos relacionados com o Povo Roma, mais conhecido por Ciganos.

John Phillip (1817-1867)-'Fortune teller'-oil on canvas-1851    Brighton-Hove Museums and Art Galleries  

 John Phillip (1817-1867)-'Gypsy musicians of Spain (Spanish minstrels)'-oil on canvas    Aberdeen-Art Gallery and Museums

John Phillip (1817-1867)-'the water drinkers'-oil on canvas-1863    Sheffield-Museums

John Phillip (1817.1867)-'Gypsy and girl'-oil on canvas    Private collection

John Phillip (1817-1867)-'evil eye'-oil on canvas-1852    

 John Phillip (1817-1867)-'the castanet player'-oil on canvas-1854  

Spain by John Phillip

The Scottish artist John Phillip (1817-1867) painted a lot of canvases with themes about Spain and its people.

O Escocês John Phillip (1817-1867) pintou muitas telas sobre motivos relacionados com Espanha e suas gentes.

John Phillip (1817-1867)-'la bomba'-oil on canvas-1863    Aberdeen-Art Gallery and Museums

John Phillip (1817-1867)-'Spanish boys playing at bull-fighting'-oil and chalk on canvas-ca 1860   Edinburg-National Galleries of Scotland

John Phillip (1817-1867)-'la Gloria: a Spanish wake'-oil on canvas-1864    Edinburg-National Galleries of Scotland

John Phillip (1817-1867)-'Spanish peasants, the wayside in Andalucia'-oil on canvas-1863    Aberdeen-Art Gallery and Museums

John Phillip (1817-1867)-'students of Salamanca serenading'-oil on canvas-1857    Liverpool-Natinal Museum

John Phillip (1817-1867)-'Spanish industry'-oil on canvas-1863    Preston (UK)-Harris Museum and Art Gallery