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'''Santiago Rebull''' (1829 - 1902) [[Mexican]] figure and portrait [[painter]]. Maximilian I gave him the title of "pintor de camara". He was also dean of the San Carlos Academy of Fine Arts. Rebull was contemporary with Felix Parra, [[José Salomé Piña]] and [[Jose Maria Velasco|José María Velasco]]. One of his masterpieces is a portrait of Maximilian and Carlota.  
 
'''Santiago Rebull''' (1829 - 1902) [[Mexican]] figure and portrait [[painter]]. Maximilian I gave him the title of "pintor de camara". He was also dean of the San Carlos Academy of Fine Arts. Rebull was contemporary with Felix Parra, [[José Salomé Piña]] and [[Jose Maria Velasco|José María Velasco]]. One of his masterpieces is a portrait of Maximilian and Carlota.  
  
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José María Velasco and later [[Diego Rivera]] were of his pupils at San Carlos.
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José María Velasco and later [[Diego Rivera]] were his pupils at San Carlos.
  
 
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*[[Mexican Painters]]
 
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== External links ==
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*[http://www.answers.com/topic/santiago-rebull-2?cat=entertainment Santiago Rebull]
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Revision as of 02:53, May 7, 2008

Santiago Rebull (1829 - 1902) Mexican figure and portrait painter. Maximilian I gave him the title of "pintor de camara". He was also dean of the San Carlos Academy of Fine Arts. Rebull was contemporary with Felix Parra, José Salomé Piña and José María Velasco. One of his masterpieces is a portrait of Maximilian and Carlota.

José María Velasco and later Diego Rivera were his pupils at San Carlos.


Rebull La muerte de Marat.jpg

La muerte de Marat


See also

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