Alonzo Cano
Spanish painter and sculptor
Born
Died
1667
359 years ago — 66 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Spain
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Born in 1601, a prominent Spanish painter, sculptor, and architect contributed significantly to the art of the Spanish Golden Age. Trained in Seville, he combined elements of Mannerism and the Baroque style in works that showcased religious themes. Cano served as the official architect for the Cathedral of Granada, where he designed significant structures and altarpieces. His career was marked by a strong influence on the artistic community of his time. His travels to Italy further enriched his style and technique, leading to a blend of Italian influences within Spanish tradition.
Created significant religious artwork in Spain
Designed major structures for the Cathedral of Granada
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