Brisa de encaje, estilo Sorolla SEARCHANISE_IGNORE This particular copy was acquired

This particular copy was acquired by none other than Diego Velázquez who was a public admirer of Titian and considered him one of his main pictorial references

Velázquez created numerous portraits of dwarf jesters

a place Manet used as his studio for nine months between 1878 and 1879

The year this painting was made is not clear

radiating warm energy that extends throughout the scene

Brisa de encaje, estilo Sorolla SEARCHANISE_IGNORE This particular copy was acquiredIn this painting inspired by the work of Joaqun Sorolla, a woman is portrayed from behind, seated on a rock by the sea. The light caresses each fold of the fabric and plays with the reflections of the sea, enveloping the figure in an almost ethereal atmosphere. The scene exudes serenity; the woman seems absorbed in the murmur of the sea or in her own thoughts, isolated in a moment of timeless calm.