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Isabel Quintanilla (1938 – 24 October 2017) was a Spanish visual artist belonging to the new Spanish realism movement. Her paintings usually portray still life, describing simple objects and views from every day life, as well as landscape paintings.[1]

Isabel Quintanilla
Born	1938 Madrid
Died	24 October 2017 Brunete
Nationality	Spain
Movement	Realism

Biography

Isabel Quintanilla was born in Madrid in 1938. She was the daughter of José Antonio Quintanilla, a Spanish Republican commandant killed by the fascists in the franquist concentration camp of Valdenoceda. In 1953, at the age of fifteen, she entered the Escuela Superior de Bellas Artes. She graduated six years later, in 1959. In 1960, Quintanilla received a scholarship and became an illustration intern at Instituto Beatriz Galindo. Soon after that, she married the sculptor Francisco López. In 1982, she was granted a Bachelor of Fine Arts by the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. She then began drawing classes at a workshop hosted by Trinidad de la Torre; after that, she took classes with Gutiérrez Navas and Maruxia Valero.[2]

She died on 24 October 2017 at the age of 79.[3]

Solo exhibitions[4]

• 1966 – Galeria Edurne, Madrid
• 1968 – Galeria La Pasarela, Seville
• 1970 – Galeria Egam, Madrid; Galerie Buchholz, Munich
• 1974 – Galerie Herbert Meyer-Ellinger, Frankfurt
• 1980 – Kunstverein, Braunschweig

References

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[de] Isabel Quintanilla

Isabel Quintanilla (* 1938 in Madrid; † 24. Oktober 2017[1]) war eine spanische Zeichnerin und Malerin.

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[es] Isabel Quintanilla

Isabel Quintanilla (Madrid, 22 de julio de 1938-Brunete, 24 de octubre de 2017) fue una artista visual española perteneciente al nuevo realismo español, en concreto a un grupo conocido como los Realistas madrileños.[1] Es hija de José Antonio Quintanilla Pardo, Comandante del Ejército Republicano asesinado en el Campo de Valdenoceda (Burgos) por el régimen franquista en 1941. La mayoría de sus pinturas son bodegones, que describen vistas y objetos sencillos de la vida cotidiana.[2] Quintanilla realizó también varios paisajes al óleo.[3]

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