José Puyet (Español, 1926)
Puyet was born in Malaga, Spain. He was the grandson of the teacher Jose Padilla, a Spanish artist who began painting in the nineteenth veke.Kak child Puiet learned to paint by watching his grandfather, a company he chose for his colleagues. By the age of eight, he began working in pencil and oils. In 20 years Puyet entered the Spanish armed forces, as a result of World War II, and was sent to the exclave Melilla. Experience deepened his observation of new characters and atmospheres. His superiors learned of his talent and are often exempt from the obligation to protect allowing him to create paintings for families team–high.
Art Puieta earned him a favorable reputation. He gave his first exhibition in the Carrera de San Jerónimo de Madrid. The exhibition was a success, which led to another 42 exhibitions at the Carrera de San Jerónimo de Madrid finally closed. Puyet, as in Barcelona, Valencia, Malaga, San Francisco, New York, Montreal, Miami, Monterrey, San Mateo, California, Houston, Boston, Hamburg, Berlin, Munich and Milan.
In 1984 Puyet was mentioned in the publication, Who’s Who in Art. In 1988 he was inducted as a member of the Real Academy of Fine Arts of San Telmo in Malaga.
Today, his works belong to families, such as the House of Alba and the House of Grimaldi. Placido Domingo and Luis Olivo support important collection of works Puieta.
Puyet died of a brain hemorrhage August 28, 2004 in Madrid in ’82.
At the Opera
Beautiful woman in blue plumage and beautiful hat
pomegranates