Ignacio Merino Munoz (b. Piura - Peru, 1817 - d. Paris, 1876) was a Peruvian painter that enjoyed a great international prestige; his paintings inspired the famous French writer Jules Verne to write Martin Paz, a fictional short story that was published in the illustrated magazine Musee des Familles (Museum of the Families).
Other pages about Peruvian painters
-Adolfo Winternitz -Alberto Vargas -Boris Vallejo -Carlos Enrique Polanco -Carlos Morales (artist) -Daniel Hernandez (painter) -Diego Quispe Tito -Eduardo Tokeshi -Fernando de Szyszlo -Hugo Orellana Bonilla -Ignacio Merino -Jorge Vinatea Reinoso -Jose Sabogal -Josue Sanchez -Mario Urteaga Alvarado -Pablo Amaringo
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