Joaquin Sorolla

Joaquín Sorolla (1863–1923) was a Spanish painter celebrated for his luminous landscapes, vibrant portraits, and captivating depictions of Mediterranean life. Known as the "master of light," Sorolla’s art is characterized by his remarkable ability to capture the interplay of sunlight and shadow with dynamic brushwork and radiant color. His works, such as Sewing the Sail and The Bathing Hour, often feature scenes of beaches, gardens, and everyday moments filled with life and energy. Sorolla's impressionistic approach and his dedication to portraying the beauty of Spain have cemented his legacy as one of the most beloved painters of his era.