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Francisco Soria Aedo (Granada, 1898 - Madrid, 1965) was a Spanish figurative painter who started in Granada under his maestro López Mezquita.^[1] He obtained several important awards, like the second-place medal in the National Exposition in 1924 for his work Arab Types and the first place in the Barcelona International Exhibition of 1929 for an oil painting titled Christmas Eve in the Village. He was a professor of color at the San Fernando Higher School of Fine Arts of Madrid.^[2]

His works are represented in the Sevilla Museum of Fine Arts and the Granada Museum of Fine Arts, gaining special attention for their representations of Andalusians, Castilians, or Moroccans. The works are characterized by their chromatic richness and the full effect of lighting achieved.

References

^ Rudge, W.E., ed. (1936), The London Studio, vol. 12, p. 186
^ "El pintor granadino Soria Aedo expone una colección de sus obras en la Galería Velázquez". Diario ABC de Sevilla. 16 February 1961. Retrieved 10 October 2009.

External links

Granada Museum of Fine Arts ^{[dead link‍]}

[1] Rudge, W.E., ed. (1936), The London Studio, vol. 12, p. 186

[2] "El pintor granadino Soria Aedo expone una colección de sus obras en la Galería Velázquez". Diario ABC de Sevilla. 16 February 1961. Retrieved 10 October 2009.

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