Bartholomew Fabro y Palacios, Bishop of Huamanga
1798
oil
canvas
From the collection of Lima Art Museum
1798
oil
canvas
From the collection of Lima Art Museum
Bartholomew Fabro y Palacios, Bishop of Huamanga is a 1798 oil by José Núñez de Sotomayor, held at Lima Art Museum.
The painting depicts a man dressed in elaborate red and gold robes, standing in front of a red tablecloth with a large white and gold mitre on it. He wears a red cape with a gold cross and a red shirt with white floral designs. The background is a dark gray wall. To the left of the man is an oval-shaped sign with black text in Spanish. The man's right hand rests on a black box on the table, while his left hand holds a black object. The painting is a detailed portrait of a bishop, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing intricate textures and colors. You can explore more works by the artist José Núñez de Sotomayor.
José Núñez de Sotomayor painted portraits of powerful figures in late 1700s Peru.
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