Joaquín Sorolla

Joaquín Sorolla, the forgotten impressionist

Sorolla is a Spanish impressionist artist, one of the most prolific Spaniards, with more than 2,200 cataloged works. Here below they have a small sample.

Internship training (1863-1886)

• Marina  (1880).

Consolidation internship (1889-1899)

• The guitarists, Valencian customs  (1889).

• The fountain, Buñol  (1890-1895).

• The beach scoundrel  (1891).
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• It treats of targets  (1894).

• And they still say that fish is expensive  (1894).

• The food in the boat  (1898).

• Ropers of Jávea  (1898).

• Sad Inheritance  (1899)

Completion stage (1900-1910)

• Noria, Jávea  (1900).

• Portrait of B eruete (1902).

• Sea and rocks of San Esteban, Asturias (1903).

• In the shadow of the boat, Valencia (1903-1904).

• Self-portrait (1904).

• My children (1904).

• The boy from the boat (1904

• Snapshot, Biarritz (1906).

• Storm over Peñalara, Segovia (1906).

• Jumping rope, La Granja (1907).

• Fisherwoman with her son, Valencia (1908).

• Promenade by the sea (1909).

• Clotilde in evening dress (1910).

• Under the awning, Zarauz square (1910).

The final stage (1911-1920)

• After the bath (1911).

• Fifth Avenue, New York (1911).

• The siesta  (1911).

• Castilla: the Feast of Bread  . Cycle of the regions of Spain for the Hispanic Society of New York (1911-).

• Valencian fishermen  (1915).

• The Pink Robe  (1916).

• Breakwater, San Sebastián  (1917-1918).

• Joaquín Sorolla y García sitting  (1917).

• Portrait of Raquel Meller  (1918).

• Alcázar pool in Seville  (1918).

• Sorolla House Garden  (1918-1919).

• Ayamonte (1919).

Helena in the cove of San Vicente, Mallorca  (1919).

• Sorolla House Garden  (1920).

• Portrait of the  Mrs. by Pérez de Ayala  (1920).