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| Mateo Cerezo (c1630 - 1666) |
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Artists who influenced Mateo Cerezo | Spanish painter. He first trained with his father, Mateo Cerezo the elder, a painter of devotional images, and then completed his training in Madrid, where he arrived c. 1654. He is said to have studied with Juan Carreño de Miranda or possibly with Antonio de Pereda (see Buendía and Gutiérrez Pastor). Between 1656 and 1659 Cerezo worked in Valladolid and Burgos, returning permanently to Madrid c. ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Mateo Cerezo | |
 Anthony van Dyck |  Ecce Homo (Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest) |  Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine (Prado) | ArtHistoryReference has no artists who were influenced by Mateo Cerezo. |
 Titian |  Assumption of Mary (Prado) |  Mary Magdalene | |
 Juan van der Hamen | |||
 Antonio de Pereda | |||