Lucas Velázquez

1817–1870 · Realism

Eugenio Lucas Velázquez was a Spanish painter in the Romantic style, known for genre and costumbrista scenes which often featured fantastic elements. Nineteenth-century sources refer to him as Eugenio Lucas Padilla, which has caused some confusion, although it seems reasonable to assume that Velázquez was an adopted name. Few of his paintings are signed, causing a problem with attribution.

28 paintings

• Procession Attacked by a Bull (1860)
• Carnival Scene (1864)
• The Bullfight (1864)
• A Procession (1859)
• Victims of War (1864)
• Landscape with Figures (1858)
• The Defence of Saragossa (1850)
• The Communion (1855)
• The Procession (1850)
• A City on a Rock (1900)
• Inside Church (1860)
• Bullfight in a village (1850)
• Allegorical caprice. The Avarice (1852)
• La Plaza partida (1853)
• The Sermon (1853)
• La Romeria de San Isidro à San Antonio de la Florida
• Le garrot (1852)
• The Ambush (1860)
• Arab Caravans Arriving at the Coast (1860)
• Goring at a Village Bullfight (1855)
• Landscape with Aqueduct (1874)
• The Rosary of Dawn (1860)
• Maja with Lapdog (1865)
• Spanish Women and Men on a Grandstand (1850)
• The stagecoach under the storm (1856)
• La Fusillade (1869)
• Scène de l'Inquisition (1851)
• Autorretrato (1860)