José Moreno Carbonero

3 works held in 2 museums

Spanish history painter and portraitist, 1858-1942

Ca d'Oro, c. 1897.

José Moreno Carbonero (Spanish), oil on canvas

Carmen Thyssen Museum, Spain

Courtship at the Iron Grille, José Moreno Carbonero

Courtship at the Iron Grille, 1874.

Cortejo ante la verja (museum title)

José Moreno Carbonero (Spanish), oil on wood

Carmen Thyssen Museum, Spain

Odalisque, 19th century.

Odalisca (museum title)

José Moreno Carbonero (Spanish), watercolor on paper

National Museum of Fine Arts, Buenos Aires, Argentina

José Moreno Carbonero (1858-1942) was a Spanish painter, born in Málaga and died in Madrid, noticed very young by his teacher Bernardo Ferrándiz. A history painter (Prince Charles of Viana, 1881; The Entry of Roger de Flor into Constantinople, 1888), he was also a sought-after portraitist of the nobility and the upper middle class, and a painter of picturesque scenes and views of Venice.

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