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Miguel Arias Bardou

1841 – 1915

Spanish artist

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Lived 1841 – 1915 (aged 73–74). Miguel Arias Bardou was a Cuban painter.

Miguel Arias Bardou (1841–1915) was a Spanish born Cuban painter. He is best remembered for colorful landscapes such as Pueblo Campesino and Bohío y Palma con Riachuelo (1908) which mainly depicted harmonious rural themes.

Bardou was born in Astorga, León, Spain in 1841. He moved to Cuba where he worked as a painter and scenographer in Cuban theatres. In 1885 he made a notable display at the La Caridad Theater in Santa Clara, Cuba. He was later employed as a scenographer in the Alhambra Theater in Havana. In 1966, 1971 and 1980 his paintings were exhibited of the National Museum of Fine Arts in Havana. The Museum of Arts and Sciences (Daytona Beach) is today in possession of one of his earlier paintings, Paisaje Cubano (Cuban Landscape), painted in 1875.

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1841, Astorga
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Who was Miguel Arias Bardou?

Spanish artist (1841-1915)

When was Miguel Arias Bardou born?

Miguel Arias Bardou was born in 1841 in Astorga.

When did Miguel Arias Bardou die?

Miguel Arias Bardou died on 15 January 1915 in Havana.

What was Miguel Arias Bardou's occupation?

Miguel Arias Bardou was a painter.

What nationality was Miguel Arias Bardou?

Miguel Arias Bardou was Cuban.

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· Wikipedia: Miguel Arias Bardou

· Wikidata: Q6844439

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