Discover how Joaquín Sorolla turned light into the protagonist of his work and what current artists can learn from his luminist technique.. Sorolla did not paint light... he made it shine. Joaquín Sorolla (1863-1923) is considered the great master of Spanish luminism, a painter who made light the true subject of his work. His style, deeply linked to the Mediterranean and outdoor painting, made him a key figure not only in Spanish art, but also in the international panorama.
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