[eBook / Lecture Guide - 4,00 €]
You Know His Name.
Now, Meet the Woman Who Made It Possible.
We marvel at Sorolla’s sun-drenched canvases, but the story of the woman standing in the shadows is just as brilliant.
Clotilde García del Castillo was the anchor in the artist’s storm and the architect of his enduring fame.
This 39 page eBook is a heartfelt tribute to the woman who shaped Spanish art history from behind the scenes. Immerse yourself in a narrative of enduring love and view Sorolla’s luminous portraits of Clotilde like never before.
Discover the soul behind the light.
Lecture-style narrative | High-res imagery | Learn at your own pace
Key Features
- Portrait of Clotilde as the architect of the Sorolla legacy
- Insight into Sorolla’s rise to global fame, from Spain to New York
- Narrative drawn from Clotilde’s personal letters and lived experience
- Contrast between artistic grandeur and domestic reality
- Exploration of partnership as a creative and foundational force
- Journey through success and tragedy with haunting historical detail
- Storytelling that is thoughtful, evocative, and redefines artistic legacy
- Download with personal service and easy access
- Researched and written by historian Karla Ingleton Darocas, B.A. (Hons)
- Optimised for phone, tablet, and PC for seamless reading anywhere
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- GLOSSY PAPERBACK - BOOK SIZE 8.5 X 11" (LARGE TYPE)
38 PAGES * FULL COLOUR HIGH RESOLUTION PHOTOS - Keyword - Karla Ingleton Darocas
REVIEWS
I’ve really enjoyed reading Karla’s tribute to the life of Sorolla’s wife, Clotilde. It’s a compelling biography that clearly shows she wasn’t just his wife and muse, but the essential business mastermind behind his success by shining a light on this historically overlooked woman.Although focussed on Clotilde, the book takes us through their lives together in chronological order. How they met through her father, their trips abroad, her organizing exhibitions in Paris, London and America, her caring for him at the end and preserving his legacy.It’s a story that covers both joyful triumphs and dark family tragedies, a narrative about love and absolute devotion.- James of Javea
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