Josep Tapiró Baró — Moorish Man II | Orientalist Portrait Print

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Josep Tapiró Baró — Moorish Man II | Orientalist Portrait PrintJosep Tapir Bar (18361913) was a Spanish Orientalist painter who spent much of his career in Tangier, Morocco, becoming one of the most insightful portraitists of North African subjects in 19th century art. His Moorish portraits elders, merchants, guards, women have an intimacy and psychological penetration that distinguishes them from the more theatrical strand of Orientalism. Working in watercolour and oil with equal mastery, he produced a body of

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