Andalusian (1913)

In this work, three female figures organize the scene that is contextualized in an interior: the woman who looks at the viewer seated, with her head resting on her arm, the farthest one of whom we only see her face and the one who appears in the foreground with her back turned, wearing a mauve manila shawl. It is a work of costumbrist dyes, which hides details of all kinds and is resolved with mastery. Although, as it happens in other canvases of this author, it was left unfinished. Bibliography: REVILLA UCEDA, M. A.: José María Rodríguez-Acosta 1878-1941, Granada, Fundación Rodríguez-Acosta, 1992, p. 298.