A bearded man in profile wears a cap hung with abalone shells

Josep Tapiró Baró (1836–1913) was a Spanish Orientalist painter who spent much of his career in Tangier, Morocco, becoming one of the most insightful portraitists of North African subjects in 19th-century art. His Moorish portraits — elders, merchants, guards, women — have an intimacy and psychological penetration that distinguishes them from the more theatrical strand of Orientalism. Working in watercolour and oil with equal mastery, he produced a body of work that remains a touchstone of Spanish Orientalist painting.

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