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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableAntonio Carnicero, born in 1748, adorned the world with his exquisite and varied art until his death in 1814. Known as a master of neoclassicism, his brushstrokes were unmistakable on canvases as well as his prints and engravings, and even on the magnificent theater decorations. In the early days of Carnicero, born in the historic city of Salamanca, the talent in his veins should be considered no accident. His father, Alejandro Carnicero, was a celebrated sculptor whose genius adorned the royal halls of Madrid. Brothers Gregorio and Isidro also contributed to the family's artistic dynasty. Antonio's initial lessons, learned under the watchful eye of his father, formed the foundation of his artistic journey. He began his formal training in 1758 at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando. At just 12 years old, he found himself on an educational trip to Rome to explore the intricacies of painting with his brother Isidro.
Upon his return to Madrid in 1766, Carnicero began his career as a professional painter. He regaled civic and religious institutions with his paintings and also enchanted discerning private clients. In 1775 he found himself collaborating with Joseph del Castillo in the creation of tapestry cartoons for the royal household. A highlight of his career was his involvement in the sumptuous deluxe edition of Don Quixote, one of the most famous art prints of its time. Carnicero, with his distinctive style and coloring, managed to enter the royal court of Charles IV, despite some previous setbacks. His paintings found their place in the chambers of the royal family and he served as a drawing tutor for the royal children, notably the future Ferdinand VII. However, his work on the El Escorial conspiracy drew unwanted attention, leading to his brief arrest. When the Napoleonic regime took over, Carnicero, much like Francisco de Goya, worked for Joseph Bonaparte to secure his position at court. After the restoration of the Bourbons, Carnicero was put on trial for disqualification from service. Carnicero, a servant of art to the end, died on August 21, 1814, just days before Ferdinand VII declared an amnesty.
His works are a valuable addition to any art print lover. They reflect not only his outstanding skill as a painter, but also the turbulent history of Spain in his time. The spirit of Carnicero lives on in his works and with our art prints, we keep his incomparable style and legacy alive. Carnicero's work is a true masterpiece in every sense and a testament to his incomparable contribution to the world of art. Each art print, carefully reproduced, serves as a tribute to Antonio Carnicero, the unforgettable son of Salamanca and a true master of neoclassical art.
Antonio Carnicero, born in 1748, adorned the world with his exquisite and varied art until his death in 1814. Known as a master of neoclassicism, his brushstrokes were unmistakable on canvases as well as his prints and engravings, and even on the magnificent theater decorations. In the early days of Carnicero, born in the historic city of Salamanca, the talent in his veins should be considered no accident. His father, Alejandro Carnicero, was a celebrated sculptor whose genius adorned the royal halls of Madrid. Brothers Gregorio and Isidro also contributed to the family's artistic dynasty. Antonio's initial lessons, learned under the watchful eye of his father, formed the foundation of his artistic journey. He began his formal training in 1758 at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando. At just 12 years old, he found himself on an educational trip to Rome to explore the intricacies of painting with his brother Isidro.
Upon his return to Madrid in 1766, Carnicero began his career as a professional painter. He regaled civic and religious institutions with his paintings and also enchanted discerning private clients. In 1775 he found himself collaborating with Joseph del Castillo in the creation of tapestry cartoons for the royal household. A highlight of his career was his involvement in the sumptuous deluxe edition of Don Quixote, one of the most famous art prints of its time. Carnicero, with his distinctive style and coloring, managed to enter the royal court of Charles IV, despite some previous setbacks. His paintings found their place in the chambers of the royal family and he served as a drawing tutor for the royal children, notably the future Ferdinand VII. However, his work on the El Escorial conspiracy drew unwanted attention, leading to his brief arrest. When the Napoleonic regime took over, Carnicero, much like Francisco de Goya, worked for Joseph Bonaparte to secure his position at court. After the restoration of the Bourbons, Carnicero was put on trial for disqualification from service. Carnicero, a servant of art to the end, died on August 21, 1814, just days before Ferdinand VII declared an amnesty.
His works are a valuable addition to any art print lover. They reflect not only his outstanding skill as a painter, but also the turbulent history of Spain in his time. The spirit of Carnicero lives on in his works and with our art prints, we keep his incomparable style and legacy alive. Carnicero's work is a true masterpiece in every sense and a testament to his incomparable contribution to the world of art. Each art print, carefully reproduced, serves as a tribute to Antonio Carnicero, the unforgettable son of Salamanca and a true master of neoclassical art.
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.jpg "Hernan Cortez by Antonio Carnicero")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-289334).jpg "Dona Tomasa de Aliga by Antonio Carnicero")
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.jpg "Portrait of Manuel Godoy by Antonio Carnicero")
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.jpg "Portrait of Don Manuel Godoy by Antonio Carnicero")
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.jpg "Girl in a Blue Dress by a Table of Sweetmeats by Antonio Carnicero")
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.jpg "Ascent of a Balloon in the Presence of the Court of Charles IV by Antonio Carnicero")
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.jpg "Picador Aiming His Lance at a Bull by Luis Fernandez Noseret")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1422928).jpg "Balloon Ascension in the Gardens of Aranjuez, c.1783 by Antonio Carnicero")
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_(d_-_(MeisterDrucke-1423949).jpg "The Ascent of a Hot-Air Balloon in Madrid (detail) by Antonio Carnicero")
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.jpg "Picador and Matador After Killing the Bull (Collection of the Main Maneuvers in Bullfighting) by Anonymous")
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.jpg "Bull Being Challenged with Banderillas (Collection of the Main Maneuvers in Bullfighting) by Luis Fernandez Noseret")
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.jpg "Bullfighter with Banderillas by Luis Fernandez Noseret")
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.jpg "Bull Stabbed by a Matador (Collection of the Principal Maneuvers of a Bullfight) by Luis Fernandez Noseret")
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.jpg "Bull Attacked by Dogs (Collection of the Main Maneuvers in a Bullfight) by Luis Fernandez Noseret")
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.jpg "Plate V, from the Series Collection of the Main Actions in a Bullfight by Antonio Carnicero")
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.jpg "Picador Aiming His Lance at a Bull (Collection of the Main Maneuvers of a Bullfight) by Anonymous")
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.jpg "Picador Fallen from His Horse (series title: Collection of the Main Maneuvers of a Bullfight) by Luis Fernandez Noseret")
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.jpg "Picador Piercing a Bull with His Lance (series title: Collection of the Principal Maneuvers in Bullfighting) by Anonymous")
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.jpg "Picador Thrusts His Lance into a Bull (Collection of the Main Maneuvers in Bullfighting) by Anonymous")
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.jpg "Matador Challenging a Bull by Luis Fernandez Noseret")
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.jpg "Matador Challenges a Bull (Coleccion de las principales suertes de una corrida de toros series) (Collection of the Main Maneuvers in Bullfighting series) by Anonymous")
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.jpg "Bullfighters in an Arena (Collection of the Main Maneuvers of a Bullfight series) by Anonymous")
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.jpg "Bull Attacked by Dogs by Anonymous")
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.jpg "Picador Thrusts His Lance into a Bull (Coleccion de las principales suertes de una corrida de toros) (Verzameling van de belangrijkste manoeuvres bij het stierenvechten) by Luis Fernandez Noseret")
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.jpg "Bull Challenged with Banderillas (Collection of the Main Maneuvers of a Bullfight) by Anonymous")
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.jpg "Bullfighter with Banderillas (Collection of the Main Maneuvers of a Bullfight) by Anonymous")
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.jpg "Bull Stabbed by a Matador (Collection of the Main Maneuvers in Bullfighting) by Anonymous")
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.jpg "Title Page with Bullfighters and a Bull")
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.jpg "Matador Challenges a Bull by Anonymous")
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.jpg "Picador Fallen from His Horse (Collection of the Principal Maneuvers of a Bullfight) by Anonymous")
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.jpg "Plate VII, from the series Collection of the Main Actions in a Bullfight by Antonio Carnicero")
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.jpg "Portrait of Don Manuel Godoy by Antonio Carnicero")
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.jpg "The Ascent of a Hot-Air Balloon in Madrid (detail) by Antonio Carnicero")
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.jpg "Plate IV, from the series Collection of the Main Actions in a Bullfight by Antonio Carnicero")
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.jpg "Plate II, from the series Collection of the Main Actions in a Bullfight by Antonio Carnicero")
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.jpg "Title Plate, from the Series Collection of the Main Actions in a Bullfight by Antonio Carnicero")
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.jpg "Plate VI, from the series Collection of the Main Actions in a Bullfight by Antonio Carnicero")
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.jpg "Plate I, from the Series Collection of the Main Actions in a Bullfight by Antonio Carnicero")
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.jpg "Ascent of a Balloon in the Presence of King Charles IV and His Court by Antonio Carnicero")
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.jpg "The Ascent of the Montgolfier Balloon at Aranjuez, c.1764 by Antonio Carnicero")
.jpg "Plate III, from the series Collection of the Main Actions in a Bullfight by Antonio Carnicero")
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.jpg "Marques de Penafiel, Son of the Duke of Osuna by Antonio Carnicero")