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Antonio Ortiz Echagüe (15 October 1883, Guadalajara, Spain – 8 January 1942, Buenos Aires) was a Spanish Costumbrista painter, who spent much of his career in other countries. He was the older brother of the photographer, engineer and entrepreneur, José Ortiz Echagüe.

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rdfs:label	Antonio Ortiz Echagüe (en) Antonio Ortiz Etxague (eu) Antonio Ortiz Echagüe (es) Antonio Ortiz Echague (it)
rdfs:comment	Antonio Ortiz Echagüe (15 October 1883, Guadalajara, Spain – 8 January 1942, Buenos Aires) was a Spanish Costumbrista painter, who spent much of his career in other countries. He was the older brother of the photographer, engineer and entrepreneur, José Ortiz Echagüe. (en) Antonio Ortiz Echagüe (Guadalajara, España; 15 de octubre de 1883 - Buenos Aires, Argentina; 8 de enero de 1942) fue un pintor costumbrista español que triunfó y residió gran parte de su vida en el extranjero. Su pintura, de sólida formación académica estuvo influida por el realismo de Ignacio Zuloaga y el luminismo de Joaquín Sorolla. Se caracteriza por el rigor del dibujo, la soltura de la pincelada y la riqueza cromática de sus lienzos. Era hermano del reconocido fotógrafo José Ortiz Echagüe . (es) Antonio Ortiz Echague (Guadalajara, 15 ottobre 1883 – Buenos Aires, 8 gennaio 1942) è stato un pittore spagnolo. (it) Antonio Ortiz Etxague (Guadalajara, Espainia, 1883ko urriaren 15a - Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1942ko urtarrilaren 8a) arabar margolari errealista izan zen. Bere aita militarra izateak eta beste hainbat gorabeherak baldintzaturik, ertilari honek margolaritzan zituen gaitasun bikainei erantsi behar zaie ibiltari izatearen zoria. Herri eta herrialde desberdin askotan bizitu izan zen, besteak beste, baita Euskal Herrian ere. Donostian bost urtez bizitu izan zen Ortiz Etxague (1914tik 1919ra), eta hori zela-eta ulertu egiten da San Telmo Museoan bere aretoetako bat betetzeko adinako margolan izana. Parisera, Erromara, Madrilera, Sardiniara, Holandara eta Marokora ere iritsi zen, baita bertan bizi ere. Azkenik, Argentinara iritsi eta bere bizitzako azken urteak han eman zituen. (eu)
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has abstract	Antonio Ortiz Echagüe (15 October 1883, Guadalajara, Spain – 8 January 1942, Buenos Aires) was a Spanish Costumbrista painter, who spent much of his career in other countries. He was the older brother of the photographer, engineer and entrepreneur, José Ortiz Echagüe. (en)

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