involves a joy to find that military history painting and not quite dead today, and that several young artists have chosen this beloved and admired art field as a professional leitmotif. Thus, illustrators and painters such as Angel Garcia Pinto, Daniel Cabrera Peña, Augusto Ferrer-Dalmau, Marco Artola, Carlos Pena and Jose Parrilla Ferre Clauzel among others, have picked up the baton of the great masters of the late nineteenth and early twentieth endowing his paintings from his personal imprint.
Today I would like to show a semblance of the work of Joseph Ferre Clauzel, a French artist who settled in our country, has changed the beautiful landscapes that until recently his work populated by soldiers, horses and weapons .
of introverted personality, felt Clauzel painting since childhood and his parents understood this when, with only ten he entered the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris ABC, for later, and now in Spain, further develop their painting Torrás Study.
From there began his career as a professional painter, selling his paintings in the United States, where he learned the technique and style of American landscape painters. From that early stage were born more than a dozen exhibitions. Interrupted
his career by compulsory military service, the Army is hiding another vocation, and it is there where the idea to implement the military theme in his paintings. Finished its passage through the military, returned to exhibit in France with great public acclaim and sales.
From today Clauzel highlight-backed pictorial quality of belonging to the group Escolá and award-painting, realism, and the personal challenge of the past to something close, through its paint jobs in the military. Without doubt, his paintings help us feel closer to history.
In your website can see the military-themed works of this artist, but to be in these days changing your page, momentarily can not see the landscape side, which I leave here a sample.
http://realismoenlapintura.blogspot.com/2010/05/jose-ferre-claudel.htm
involves a joy to find that military history painting and not quite dead today, and that several young artists have chosen this beloved and admired art field as a professional leitmotif. Thus, illustrators and painters such as Angel Garcia Pinto, Daniel Cabrera Peña, Augusto Ferrer-Dalmau, Marco Artola, Carlos Pena and Jose Parrilla Ferre Clauzel among others, have picked up the baton of the great masters of the late nineteenth and early twentieth endowing his paintings from his personal imprint.
Today I would like to show a semblance of the work of Joseph Ferre Clauzel, a French artist who settled in our country, has changed the beautiful landscapes that until recently his work populated by soldiers, horses and weapons .
of introverted personality, felt Clauzel painting since childhood and his parents understood this when, with only ten he entered the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris ABC, for later, and now in Spain, further develop their painting Torrás Study.
From there began his career as a professional painter, selling his paintings in the United States, where he learned the technique and style of American landscape painters. From that early stage were born more than a dozen exhibitions. Interrupted
his career by compulsory military service, the Army is hiding another vocation, and it is there where the idea to implement the military theme in his paintings. Finished its passage through the military, returned to exhibit in France with great public acclaim and sales.
From today Clauzel highlight-backed pictorial quality of belonging to the group Escolá and award-painting, realism, and the personal challenge of the past to something close, through its paint jobs in the military. Without doubt, his paintings help us feel closer to history.
In your website can see the military-themed works of this artist, but to be in these days changing your page, momentarily can not see the landscape side, which I leave here a sample.
http://realismoenlapintura.blogspot.com/2010/05/jose-ferre-claudel.htm
In this exhibition we are left with good memories, a figure, a book and the satisfaction of seeing the best English models working for a common purpose. But there was to show the work of Catalan artist along with the collection of miniatures to the public in the street, those who do not know who was the artist or know our hobby. 
Well, from the 10th of this month and until 14 November, the Exhibition Hall Miniature Museum of Jaca , has almost all the pieces came together in Girona in an attempt to bring our work anyone who will drop by the beautiful Ciutadella the capital of the Aragonese Pyrenees. 
The sample is displayed in the magnificent Sala available to the museum, and having a great model as Diego Fernandez is responsible for it, the arrangement and exhibition space could not be better distributed. Thus, thirty-three pieces arranged in eleven windows, as many reproductions of paintings and illustrations by the artist, books, postcards, and a curious "step by step how to perform a miniature of the exhibition. 
exposure, once in Jaca, Military Museum will travel to Valencia, where he will stay another two months to stop falling on the Military Museum of La Coruña, in an effort that can be accessed by largest possible audience. 
From here I would like to thank all friends who have selflessly lent their pieces for this purpose. Also, thank the museum officials who have managed to capture the essence of what a group of miniaturists wanted to propose in his day. To all thank you very much. 
In this exhibition we are left with good memories, a figure, a book and the satisfaction of seeing the best English models working for a common purpose. But there was to show the work of Catalan artist along with the collection of miniatures to the public in the street, those who do not know who was the artist or know our hobby. Well, from the 10th of this month and until 14 November, the Exhibition Hall Miniature Museum of Jaca , has almost all the pieces came together in Girona in an attempt to bring our work anyone who will drop by the beautiful Ciutadella the capital of the Aragonese Pyrenees. The sample is displayed in the magnificent Sala available to the museum, and having a great model as Diego Fernandez is responsible for it, the arrangement and exhibition space could not be better distributed. Thus, thirty-three pieces arranged in eleven windows, as many reproductions of paintings and illustrations by the artist, books, postcards, and a curious "step by step how to perform a miniature of the exhibition. exposure, once in Jaca, Military Museum will travel to Valencia, where he will stay another two months to stop falling on the Military Museum of La Coruña, in an effort that can be accessed by largest possible audience. From here I would like to thank all friends who have selflessly lent their pieces for this purpose. Also, thank the museum officials who have managed to capture the essence of what a group of miniaturists wanted to propose in his day. To all thank you very much. 
Born in Lisbon, because his father, also Joseph Balaca painter in exile in the Portuguese capital, soon afincaría in Madrid with her family. He began his training in the family workshop, and completed her formal studies at the School of Painting, Sculpture and Engraving, under the Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, having studied under Federico Madrazo. 
Cartoonist, illustrator of magazines of the time, was an early participant in the National Exhibition of Fine Arts, attending for the first time in 1858, "thirteen years old" and added the catalog, giving then the jury an Honorable Mention, 2 nd class. 
versatile and prolific artist, made an enormous amount of military-themed drawings and cityscapes for publications of the era, including the prestigious "Artist's" as well as illustrations for the edition of "Don Quixote", published by Montaner Simon. 
If I had to work out some Balaca Ricardo, this would be "The Battle of Almansa" (1.40 x 2.29 m) Canvas painting at the age of 17, Regular Mention awarded at the National Exhibition of Fine Arts in 1862 and now adorns the Palacio de las Cortes in Madrid. 
died prematurely at age 35 on February 12, 1880, at his residence in Aravaca (Madrid). 
Born in Lisbon, because his father, also Joseph Balaca painter in exile in the Portuguese capital, soon afincaría in Madrid with her family. He began his training in the family workshop, and completed her formal studies at the School of Painting, Sculpture and Engraving, under the Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, having studied under Federico Madrazo. Cartoonist, illustrator of magazines of the time, was an early participant in the National Exhibition of Fine Arts, attending for the first time in 1858, "thirteen years old" and added the catalog, giving then the jury an Honorable Mention, 2 nd class. versatile and prolific artist, made an enormous amount of military-themed drawings and cityscapes for publications of the era, including the prestigious "Artist's" as well as illustrations for the edition of "Don Quixote", published by Montaner Simon. If I had to work out some Balaca Ricardo, this would be "The Battle of Almansa" (1.40 x 2.29 m) Canvas painting at the age of 17, Regular Mention awarded at the National Exhibition of Fine Arts in 1862 and now adorns the Palacio de las Cortes in Madrid. died prematurely at age 35 on February 12, 1880, at his residence in Aravaca (Madrid). 