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Francisco Masriera y Manovens

Francesc Masriera i Manovens (1842–1902) was a Spanish figure painter and goldsmith influenced by Orientalism, born into a Catalan family of painters, set designers, and silversmiths. Trained in father's workshop, then Geneva (enamel at 13), and subsequently under Josep Serra i Porsón, he opened his studio (1871) and achieved Paris market prominence via Goupil & cie. Awarded second prize at the 1878 National Exhibition of Fine Arts for The Slave (purchased by King Alfonso XII) and a medal at Paris's 1889 Exposition Universelle, Masriera dominated the family jewelry firm Masriera y Hijos.

Associated movement Orientalism

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