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Francisca de Rímini, by Francisco Díaz Carreño, oil, 1866

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Overview

Francisca de Rímini is a 1866 oil by Francisco Díaz Carreño, held at Museo del Prado.

Who painted this?
Francisco Díaz Carreño
When & what style?
1866
Where can I see it?
Museo del Prado

About this work

This painting shows a man and woman in a room. The woman sits on a chair, wearing a long, light blue dress with gold trim. She has a book in her lap. The man stands in front of her, wearing a red tunic and brown pants. He has a sword at his side. There is another man standing behind them, wearing a blue hooded cloak. The room has a stone floor with a colorful rug. There are stone columns and arches in the background. The painting is done in oil paint and has a lot of detail. You can learn more about the artist, Francisco Díaz Carreño.

About the artist

Artist

Francisco Díaz Carreño

Francisco Díaz Carreño (1836–1903) was an artist, born in Seville.

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