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- Top-ranked work: The Blessing Christ on the Globe (3 Panels)
- Top 3 works:
- The Blessing Christ on the Globe (3 Panels)
- Alfons III the Liberal
- Alfons IV the Magnanimous
- Lifespan: 70 years
- Typical colors: espresso
- Nationality: Crown of Aragon
- Born: 1382, Kingdom of Valencia, Crown of Aragon
- Works on this site: 5
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Questions & Answers
What are the 3 top-ranked paintings by Jaume Mateu on ArtsDot.com?
The Blessing Christ on the Globe (3 Panels), Alfons III the Liberal, Alfons IV the Magnanimous
What color palette characterizes Jaume Mateu's work?
earthy
Where is Jaume Mateu from?
Crown of Aragon
What colors are typical in Jaume Mateu's work?
espresso
When and where was Jaume Mateu born?
1382, Kingdom of Valencia, Crown of Aragon
Which artwork by Jaume Mateu is part of the 'Portraits of the kings of Aragon' series?
James I the Conqueror
What art period did Jaume Mateu belong to?
Renaissance
What is the color intensity of Jaume Mateu's work?
monochromatic
In which museum can the work 'The Birth of the Virgin' be found?
Philadelphia Museum of Art
In which city was Jaume Mateu known to have worked from 1402 to 1453?
Valencia