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Self-portrait with his sons Carlos and Vicente

Antonio María Esquivel1843

Museo Nacional del Romanticismo

Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
Madrid, Spain

Although at first the artist was somewhat reluctant to paint portraits, he later managed to acquire a solid reputation through it, especially with regard to the children’s portrait, highly successful at the time, coinciding with a valuation of childhood and with the appearance of family and affective elements. This portrait is an example. He appears with his sons, Carlos María and Vicente. Done in 1843, it was presented at the Madrid Lyceum exhibition in 1844, entitled: The Painter with His Two Sons, forming a pair with another one, entitled Esquivel’s Wife with Her Daughter.

Details

  • Title: Self-portrait with his sons Carlos and Vicente
  • Creator: Antonio Mª Esquivel
  • Creator Lifespan: Seville, 1806 - Madrid, 1857
  • Creator Nationality: Spanish
  • Creator Gender: Male
  • Creator Death Place: Madrid, Spain
  • Creator Birth Place: Seville, Spain
  • Date Created: 1843
  • Physical Dimensions: w104 x h132 cm
  • Type: Painting
  • Rights: Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
  • External Link: CERES
  • Medium: Oil on canvas
  • Signature: A. Esquivel ft 1843
  • Cultural Context: Spanish Romanticism

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