Carlos de Haes was a Spanish landscape painter, born in Belgium to Spanish parents, who studied in both Belgium and Spain.
De Has was one of the first Spanish landscape painters to move away from Romanticism toward Realism, and faithfulness to nature. He traveled extensively, taking on subjects both grand and intimate, and was prolific.
De Haes was an influential teacher, the first in Spain to advocate painting plein air, working from nature in sketches from which the final studio paintings wouldbe painted. Among his students was Aureliano de Beruete.










Link: Carlos de Haes on The Athenaeum
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Links to Prado images (click image twice for large version in pop-up)
Bearded Roman
Bilbao Fine Arts Museum
Web Gallery of Art
El Poder de la Palabra
Wikipedia
Artcyclopedia
Google Art Project
Wikimedia Commons
Links to Prado images (click image twice for large version in pop-up)
Bearded Roman
Bilbao Fine Arts Museum
Web Gallery of Art
El Poder de la Palabra
Wikipedia
Artcyclopedia
Nice works. I particularly like the mountainscape. (Seventh image from the top is a photograph, btw)
Thanks, Valentino. I’ve corrected the discrepancy you pointed out (sometimes I put these posts together in way too much of a hurry).