Artist: Eugenio Cajes (1575 - 1634)
Nationality: Spanish
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Media: Painting,Drawing
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Biography:
Spanish painter, Eugenio Cajes was taught by his Tuscan father who had lived and worked in Spain for almost a decade before Eugenio’s birth. He also received training in Florence while traveling with his father in Italy. Cajes’s first commissions were collaborations with his father. In 1608, he began working for Phillip III and became his official painter four years later. During this time, he decorated part of the Toledo Cathedral. His original work was influenced by Mannerism, however he later adapted a more naturalist tendency.

Artworks in Museum Collections: (8)
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J. Paul Getty Museum -
Triumph of the Cross
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Eugenio Lucas y Padilla Allegory of Justice oil on wood 19th century
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Eugenio Lucas Villamil - The Bullfight c. 1890-1900 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art Spanish
Museum of Fine Arts -
Ambrogio Lorenzetti, Italian (Sienese), active in 1319-1347 Madonna and Child early 1330s Tempera on panel
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Hesiquio Iriarte Anti Sacristia del Convento de Sn. Francisco de Mexico (In front of the Sacristy of the Convent of St. Francis in Mexico City) Color lithograph 19th - 20th century
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Andrea Vanni, Italian (Sienese), active in 1353–died in 1413 Saint Paul Tempera on panel 155.9
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Andrea Vanni, Italian (Sienese), active in 1353–died in 1413 Saint Peter Tempera on panel 155.9
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Master of the Schretlen Circumcision, Spanish (Andalusian), active in early 16th century Flight into Egypt

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