MADRID. 9/3/1940. Symbolic burial of those who gave their lives for God and for Spain killed in the famous “Train of Death” and among them were the Bishop of Jaén and General Saro.
See Roberto Domingo’s artwork, “Traslado de los restos del coronel Saro”, associated to this march: Here
See complete article Here
Link to read the full magazine article Here
Fig. 1. The walls of Finca Vigía’s expansive living room are hung with trophies from Hemingway’s African safaris and works from his collection of bullfighting art. Except as noted, all photographs are by Brent Winebrenner.
Fig. 8. The head of a gazelle hangs next to Toros by Roberto Domingo (1883–1956), which was painted for a poster advertising the 1932 bullfights in Valencia, Spain. The painting was also used for the cover of Hemingway’s book about bullfighting, Death in the Afternoon, published in 1932.
Roberto Domingo
Photograph of the painter posing with palette in front of the painting that was used in the poster: Bilbao 1925.
Link of the poster, here.
Roberto Romingo. Photo 9 x 6.5 cm.
Magazine “Zig Zag”
No. 46
April 5th, 1924.
Courtesy of the Hemeroteca Municipal of Madrid.
“El Ruedo” magazine.
Madrid. March 17, 1949.
“El Ruedo” magazine.
Madrid. November 16, 1950.
(Above) The painting “Suerte de varas” in the left and the poster in the right (see this poster in our gallery), both by Roberto Domingo.
(Below) From the website: Presidential Library and Museum. JFK website:
Ernest Hemingway pets his cat, Littless Kitty, at Finca Vigia, Cuba. Also pictured is a gouache painting by Roberto Domingo.
Credit Line: Ernest Hemingway Collection. John F. Kennedy
Presidential Library and Museum, Boston.
Martha Gellhorn standing next to Roberto Domingo’s ‘Suerte de varas’ in the living room at the Finca Vigia, the Hemingway home in Cuba.
Credit Line: Ernest Hemingway Collection. John F. Kennedy
Presidential Library and Museum, Boston.
Roberto Domingo gouache painting in the living room of Finca Vigia, the Hemingway home in Cuba.
Credit Line: Ernest Hemingway Collection. John F. Kennedy
Presidential Library and Museum, Boston.
“El Litri y Su Sombra,” 1959, where at minute 2:01 you will see a painting of Roberto Domingo of a matador being carried on the shoulders of the crowd.”
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Ernest Hemingway: Signed Photo Running of the Bulls Exceptionally rare 3″ x 5″ photograph of the famed running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain—with excellent association content—signed by Ernest Hemingway in 1947. Inscribed to his friend, Roberto Domingo y Fallola, Spain’s most famous painter of bullfights, whose painting illustrates the cover of Hemingway’s book “Death in the Afternoon.”
“Pamplona
Dear Roberto
your papa
Ernest Hemingway ’47”
Courtesy of Vintage Memorabilia
Courtesy Antigüedades Rolle Sánchez
