Ricardo Manrique

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Ricardo Manrique artistic painter from Malaga (Spain)

Ricardo Manrique [- ]

     Ricardo Manrique is a painter born in the city of Malaga , between streets and alleys of the historical center, where young attending drawing classes at the School of Applied Arts and Crafts San Telmo in Malaga. Self-taught always complete and mature his artistic training over the years through observation , perseverance and work. Realism and colored strokes Mediterranean light flooded his painting.

     Currently contributes paintings to art background Benedito Art Gallery . Collaborates with the guilds and organizations as project Charitable Man , CUDECA , ... providing drawings and paintings for their publications , auctions , posters, etc. . Among his works are paintings of the holders of the Cofradia del Rescate , Divina Pastora , another of Mary \'s Love Painful poster for the 2002 Easter Sacramental Brotherhood of the Passion and a canvas dedicated to Our Lady of Olives , and a selection of ancient streets of Malaga and various compositions full of feelings .

     Figurative painter known for his ability to capture landscapes, scenes, and emblematic dishes of the region of Andalusia. His work is a true visual tribute to this land rich in culture and tradition. Through his brushes, the artist captures the unique essence of Andalusia, transporting the viewer to iconic places and memorable moments. Among the themes he addresses, the streets of Malaga come alive on his canvases, masterfully portraying the beauty of its streets, squares, and picturesque corners. His paintings seem to take on a life of their own, conveying a palpable sense of authenticity. Each stroke and brushstroke seem to contribute to the viewer discovering emotions and feelings that can be smelled, heard, and touched, experiencing a unique visual and sensorial connection.

Realist painter Julian Sesmero it says : \" Painting germinated on a staff hondón easy to convey \" ( Journal SUR-27/12/1997 ) .