Who painted General Juan Prim (1814-1870)?

General Juan Prim (1814-1870) was painted by Henri Regnault in 1868.

Where can I see General Juan Prim (1814-1870)?

General Juan Prim (1814-1870) is held by Art Institute of Chicago.

What movement is General Juan Prim (1814-1870)?

General Juan Prim (1814-1870) is associated with Orientalism.

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Museum-quality prints of General Juan Prim (1814-1870) are available made-to-order from Artifact World Gallery.

Artwork

General Juan Prim (1814-1870)

Henri Regnault , 1868

General Juan Prim (1814-1870) is an oil painting by the Orientalist artist Henri Regnault. It dates from 1868 and is held in the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago.

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Overview

General Juan Prim (1814-1870) is an oil portrait by Henri Regnault, created in 1868 and now held at the Art Institute of Chicago.

Subject & Meaning

The portrait depicts General Juan Prim on horseback, dressed in formal dark attire, conveying a somber and serious atmosphere. Prim's direct gaze engages the viewer, while the background, featuring indistinct figures and possibly a building, remains subdued.

Technique & Style

Regnault's use of oil paint is characterized by visible brushstrokes, adding texture to the image. The overall effect is muted, with chiaroscuro contributing to the somber mood.

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Artist & collection

Artist

Henri Regnault

Born in Paris on October 31, 1843, Henri-Georges-Alexandre Regnault was the son of Henri Victor Regnault, the celebrated chemist and professor at the Collège de France.