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Ribera

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Ri·be·ra  (r-br, -brä), José or Jusepe de 1588-1652.
Spanish baroque painter whose works include Martyrdom of Saint Bartholomew (1630) and The Immaculate Conception (1635).

Ribera (Spanish) [riˈβera]
n
(Biographies / Ribera, José de (1591-1652) M, Spanish, ARTS AND CRAFTS: painter) José de (xoˈse de) also called Jusepe de Ribera, Italian nickname Lo Spagnoletto (The Little Spaniard). 1591-1652, Spanish artist, living in Italy. His religious pictures often dwell on horrible suffering, presented in realistic detail


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