oil on canvas Measurements 70 x 50 cm 100 x 80 cm framed Joaquin Agrasot Juan orihuela December 24 1836Valencia January 8 1919 was a Spanish painter framed in the realist and costumbrista genre Currently the Prado Museum preserves two works by the painter oriolano in its collection Likewise the Carmen Thyssen Museum in the city of Malaga and the Museum of Fine Arts in Valencia have paintings by Agrasot in their collections Special mention deserves the Palace of the Senate of Spain which houses the painting Death of the Marquis of Duero and the Pedrera Martinez Collection which contains more than eighty paintings by the 19th century master Agrasot's style falls within pictorial realism being interested in gender themes and regional customs without abandoning the nude oriental themes and portraits Forced by fashion he also worked on history paintings with which he could achieve success in the official channels of nineteenthcentury Spanish art The influence of his good friend Fortuny was decisive in his painting Provenance important private Valencian collection