Bernardo Rico

1830–1894 (age 64)

Biography

Bernardo Rico was a skilled Spanish engraver whose technical expertise and artistic vision contributed to the visual and decorative arts of 19th-century Spain. His engravings represented the intersection of craftsmanship and artistic expression, preserving important images and designs of his era.

Rico's work as an engraver remains part of Spain's artistic heritage, demonstrating the importance of this craft in 19th-century artistic production. He was interred in San Justo Cemetery, where his memory is honored among other cultural figures.

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Federico Chueca
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Javier de Burgos y Larragoiti
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