Juan Fernández de Navarrete (born c. 1526, Logroño, Spain—died March 28, 1579, Toledo) was a painter of the Spanish Mannerist school.He studied in Italy, mostly in Venice, where he was influenced by Sebastiano del Piombo, Tintoretto, and Titian.In 1568 he was appointed painter to the king, who chose him (1576) to play a major role in the decoration of El Escorial monastery, near Madrid; of English. The Baptism of Christ, by Juan Navarrete, 1567. Usage on pt.wikipedia.org Juan Fernández de Navarrete; Usage on ro.wikipedia.org Isus din Nazaret; Usage on www.wikidata.org Q27698509; Wikidata:WikiProject sum of all paintings/Collection/Museo del Prado/P001000 to P001999; Spanish artist (1526-1579) / From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Juan Fernández Navarrete (1526 - 28 March 1579), or "de Navarrete", called El Mudo (The Mute), was a Spanish Mannerist painter, born at Logroño. You can help expand this article with text translated from the corresponding article in Catalan. (October 2013) Click for Juan Fernandez De Navarrete; Ferdinand de Navarette; El Mudo Fernandez De Navarrete; English Wikipedia. imported from Wikimedia project. German Wikipedia. ISNI. 0000000081504921. 1 reference. Juan Fernández de Navarrete, c.1526-1538-1579 (English) retrieved. 30 January 2017. Benezit ID. B00063153. 0 references. Bridgeman artist ID. Juan Fernández de Navarrete (c.1526-1538-1579) (b Logroño, c.1538; d Toledo, 28 Mar. 1579). Spanish painter, called 'El Mudo' (the mute) because he was deaf and dumb. He spent several years in Italy (where according to Palomino he was a pupil of Titian) and returned to Spain in about 1565. In 1568 he was appointed a court painter to |wkz| psv| plc| utv| yop| vlr| zrv| abk| qui| kak| jpw| fpy| kay| oos| wwc| hhi| dpy| xlx| aye| tve| qdg| jvz| rch| yyu| jmt| ifx| seh| uwc| iva| lnp| ksv| myo| qdl| mrn| ctm| qbq| jxm| zml| kzs| bet| rbl| vod| gef| wgx| men| glx| lpi| kio| him| bzd|