Workshop Of Pedro García De Benavarre

Place: Benabarre

Born: 1445

Death: 1485

Biography:

The Mysterious Painter of the Gothic Period

, a Spanish Old Masters artist, remains shrouded in mystery, yet his works continue to captivate art enthusiasts. Born in 1445, he was active in Aragon and Catalonia from 1445 to 1496. His artistic journey began in Saragosse, followed by stints in Benabarre (province of Huesca), and ultimately, Barbastro, where he met his demise.

Artistic Contributions

* Birth of the Virgin, a masterpiece showcasing his skill with Gold Leaf, is housed at the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (Barcelona, Spain). * Other notable works include:

• Garcia de - (170 x 125 CM) (1456)
• Garcia de - (277 x 168 CM) (1465)
• Garcia de - (211 x 147 CM) (1470)

Influences and Style

* Influenced by Flemish art, his style is characterized by the use of Gold Leaf and a deep understanding of light and shadow. * As a painter of the Gothic period, his works reflect the essence of First Renaissance art.

Notable Mentions in Art Collections

* The Museum Cathedral of Barcelona, Spain, though not directly associated with Benavarre, showcases the architectural and artistic heritage of Catalonia. * The Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University (New Brunswick, Estados Unidos), while not featuring Benavarre's works, is a notable art museum with an extensive collection.

Further Exploration on Wikioo.org

* For more artworks by Workshop Of Pedro García De Benavarre, visit: https://Wikioo.org/@/Workshop-Of-Pedro-Garcia-De-Benavarre * Explore the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya's collection on Wikioo.org, featuring works like Birth of the Virgin: https://Wikioo.org/@@/D92V2N-Workshop-Of-Pedro-Garcia-De-Benavarre-Birth-of-the-Virgin