JOAQUIN TORRENTS LLADO

Joaquin Torrents Lladó (1946-1993) was distinguished as a National Treasure of Spain by King Juan Carlos I. He is famous for his life like portraits and brilliant landscapes. He began his artistic education at Academia Valls and the San Jorge School, later establishing a significant career that included setting up a studio in Palma de Mallorca. His work is celebrated for its mastery of light and shadow, blending modern impressionism with a deep sensitivity to his subjects.

 

Beyond his artistic creations, Torrents Lladó greatly influenced the art world through his role as an educator. He founded the "Escola d’Art Torrents Lladó" in Palma de Mallorca, where he taught and influenced many artists including Pep Suari, Bartolome Sastre, Borja Fernandez, Marcus Hodge, Angeles Cereceda, and David Gamero. In nurturing a new generation of artists, Torrents Llado's artistic legacy expanded far beyond his own personal achievements.