Aproximación a la vida y obra del pintor y estofador alcalaíno-granadino Pedro Raxis
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aearte.2003.v76.i304.265Keywords:
Spanish painting and sculpture 16 and 17th century, Granada, Pedro de RaxisAbstract
This article offers an approximation to the life and work of Pedro de Raxis, a key artist in Counter Reformation Granada. Raxis was the nephew of the sculptor Pablo de Rojas, who was also the master of Juan Martinez Montañés. All three were from Alcalá de Henares and pioneers in the stylistic transition from the Roman Renaissance to early Baroque naturalism. Raxis also established an extremely active studio, precursor in the formation of famous artists, and during his lifetime was considered to be the "father" of the estofa technique (the sizing, gilding and painting of wooden statuary), although his facet as a painter was underestimated.
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