Artist: Alejo Fernandez (1475 - 1545)
Nationality: Spanish
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Media: Painting
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Biography:
Spanish painter, Alejo Fernandez married fellow painter Pedro Fernandez’s daughter and took their family’s name. He worked mostly in Seville, painting in a mixture of Flemish and Mannerist styles. One of his most revered pieces was the painting, Virgin of the Navigators, depicting Spanish activity in America.

Artworks in Museum Collections: (6)
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Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Fernandez Antonio Muro, Tema en Rectangulo, 20th century
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Armand Fernandez Arman, Renault automobile parts, 1970
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
Jean Lenfant, Portrait of P. Francois Fernandez..., 17th century
Museum of Fine Arts -
Teresa Fernandez, Spanish Sampler Spain, 1822 Linen plain weave embroidered with silk 34.9 x 35.7
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Christina Fernandez - Lavanderia #1 2002 C-print Williams College Museum of Art American
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Teresita Fernandez - Eclipse 2002 acrylic cubes Miami Art Museum American

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