Joaquín Clausell (16 June 1866 – 28 November 1935) was a
Mexican impressionist painter. He was born in
Campeche, studied law, and later became a journalist. He was opposed to
Porfirio Díaz's regime and persecuted by the authorities; he left Mexico and went to
New York City and then moved to
Paris, where he met
Émile Zola and painters such as
Claude Monet. Deeply influenced by them, as well as by older French painters such as
Gustave Courbet, he returned to Mexico to pursue a career in painting. He is considered the first painter to introduce Impressionism in Mexico.
The bookmark from Museum of Mexico City. The Museum of Mexico City, opened its doors on October 31, 1964. Here you can see temporary exhibits on various topics and go to concerts and movie festivals are organized throughout the year. Noteworthy is the study of Mexican painter Joaquín Clausell, which reflected on its walls left a sample of his work.
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