Antonio María Esquivel and Los Niños: Painting, Rhetoric and Natural Education in Spanish 19th Century
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The portrait of the boys Raimundo Roberto and Fernando José, sons of Infanta Josefa Fernanda de Borbón, made by Antonio María Esquivel Y Suárez de Urbina in the mid-nineteenth century, and belonging to the collection of the Prado Museum, in Madrid, reveals interesting connections with the Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s philosophy of natural education, although the painter conveniently sought much more to illustrate it than to debate it.
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