Eduardo Zamacois y Zabala (1841 or 1842, Bilbao, Spain - January 12, 1871, Madrid). Spanish academic painter.
Born in the town of Bilbao in a wealthy family and received an excellent education that includes music lessons and foreign languages. The house Zamakois art in its various manifestations were "permanent guests". No wonder the younger brother of Eduardo - Ricardo became a stage actor - parodist, and younger sister Eliza - the famous singer of operetta. From an early age he showed a tendency to Eduardo painting.
He began his artistic education at the Spanish artist Joaquin Balak (José Balaca) and Cosme Dyunabeytia (Cosme Duñabeitia). Soon his family moved to Madrid.
In 1856, Eduardo joined the Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando in the studio academician Federico Madrazo-e-Kuntz (1815 - 1894).
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Born in the town of Bilbao in a wealthy family and received an excellent education that includes music lessons and foreign languages. The house Zamakois art in its various manifestations were "permanent guests". No wonder the younger brother of Eduardo - Ricardo became a stage actor - parodist, and younger sister Eliza - the famous singer of operetta. From an early age he showed a tendency to Eduardo painting.
He began his artistic education at the Spanish artist Joaquin Balak (José Balaca) and Cosme Dyunabeytia (Cosme Duñabeitia). Soon his family moved to Madrid.
In 1856, Eduardo joined the Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando in the studio academician Federico Madrazo-e-Kuntz (1815 - 1894).
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