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Antonio del Castillo
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Antonio del Castillo

Spanish painter
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  • Judith Leyster: Self-Portrait
    Western painting
    / Spain and Portugal

    Antonio del Castillo and Juan de Valdés Leal were the most important painters active in Andalusia after Murillo, and the works of both reveal that liveliness of handling, with accents of strong local color, which replaced the sober realism popular in the first half of…

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    Antonio del Castillo and Juan de Valdés Leal were the most important painters active in Andalusia after Murillo, and the works of both reveal that liveliness of handling, with accents of strong local color, which replaced the sober realism popular in the first half of…

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