About the artist:
Spanish painter active in Madrid, where he was the equivalent of Murillo in Seville. In his genre scenes the influence of Velázquez, as well as that of Murillo, is evident - e.g. The Picture Seller (Munich) - but his style derives from the Venetians and from Rubens. He specialized in the typically Spanish subject of the Immaculate Conception, of which at least twenty-five versions by him are known. He also painted portraits. There are works in Amsterdam, Barnard Castle (Bowes Museum), Copenhagen, Dublin, Madrid, Oxford (Ashmolean) and Seville.
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Antolinez, Jose
St Rose of Lima before the Madonna
Date: Movement: Baroque Theme: Saints Technique: Oil on canvas
Antolinez, Jose
Immaculate Conception
Date: 1660s Movement: Baroque Theme: New Testament Technique: Oil on canvas
Antolinez, Jose
Martyrdom of St. Sebastian
Date: Movement: Baroque Theme: Saints Technique: Oil on canvas
Antolinez, Jose
The Picture Merchant
Date: c.1670 Movement: Baroque Theme: Genre Technique: Oil on canvas
Antolinez, Jose
Assumption of Mary Magdalene
Date: Movement: Baroque Theme: New Testament Technique: Oil on canvas