Mariano Fortuny Marsal

1838–1874 · Realism

Mariano Fortuny y Marsal was a Spanish painter known for works focusing on Romantic fascination with Orientalist themes, historicist genre painting, and military painting of Spanish imperial expansion.

38 paintings

• A Patio in Granada (1873)
• North African Landscape (1862)
• The Print Collector (1866)
• Cavalier (1871)
• African Chief (1870)
• At the Gate of the Seraglio (1870)
• A Black and a Moroccan Woman in Tanger (study)
• Bust of a Man. Allegory of Bacchus (1868)
• Portici Landscape (1874)
• Moroccan Horseshoer (1870)
• African Beach (1867)
• Self-portrait (1858)
• Granada Landscape (1871)
• Portrait of the Sculptor Jeroni Suñol (1864)
• Carmen Bastián (1871)
• Miss Del Castillo on her Deathbed (1871)
• The Slaughter of The Abencerrajes (1870)
• The procession surprised by the rain (1867)
• Odalisca
• La Batalla de Tetuan (1862)
• The Spanish Wedding (1870)
• Beggars by a Door (1870)
• The Odalisque (1861)
• Mirope Savati Gaye (1865)
• Antiquaries (1863)
• Tomb in North Africa (1859)
• The Bullfighter's Salute (1868)
• Roma Caves, Granada (c. 1871)
• The Choice of a Model (1868-1874)
• Queen María Cristina and her Daughter, Isabel II, reviewing the Artillery Batteries defending Madrid in 1837 (1866)
• The Battle of Wad-Rass (1862)
• Chicken Coop (1869)
• The Painter's Children in the Japanese Room (1874)
• Nude Boy on the Beach at Portici (1874)
• Morocans (1872)
• The Garden of the Fortuny Residence (1872)
• Bullfight (1870)
• Nude Old Man in the Sun (1871)