Mariano Salvador Maella

1739–1819 · Neoclassicism

Mariano Salvador Maella Pérez was a Spanish painter known primarily for his portraits and religious frescoes. He was appointed chamber painter of King Charles IV of Spain in 1774 and became well known for his portraits, adopting a formal Neoclassical approach.

27 paintings

• Aparición de Santa Leocadia a San Ildefonso (1776)
• Cristo camino del Calvario (1816)
• Hagar and Ismael in the desert
• Study for an Altarpiece (1800)
• Carlos III con el hábito de su Orden
• Aparición del Niño Jesús a San Antonio de Padua (1787)
• Cristo caído y la Verónica (1816)
• Saint Francis of Assisi Receiving the Stigmata (1787)
• San Francisco de Borja before the body of Empress Isabel (1787)
• The Assumption of the Virgin (1750)
• Saint Leocadia before the Praetor (1774)
• The Immaculate Conception (1781)
• Fisherfolk (1784)
• Harbour Scene (1784)
• The Vision of the Blessed Sebastián Aparicio (1789)
• The Embarkation (1784)
• Carlota Joaquina, Infanta of Spain and Queen of Portugal (1785)
• María Luisa de Parma, Queen of Spain (1790)
• The Last Supper (1794)
• D Pedro López de Lerena, I Count of Lerena (1791)
• The Goddess Cybele offering her Produce to the Earth (1798)
• Winter (1805)
• Autumn (1805)
• Spring (1805)
• El Verano (1805)
• The Battle of Aljubarrota (1791)
• The Infante don Francisco de Paula (1750)