Modern Spanish painting; being a review of some of the chief painters and paintings of the Spanish school since the time of Goya
Modern Spanish painting, a 1908 London survey by art writer Alfred George Temple covering Spanish school painters since Goya, illustrated with photographic reproductions of paintings. The four plates are rotated on the page and show outdoor and interior genre scenes with figures, crowds, and architecture; a designer could draw on their dense tonal compositions, dramatic light falling across groups of people, and the staging of crowds within landscape or stone interiors.
