The Waterseller of Seville
- Artist
- Diego Velazquez
- Date
- 1623
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Portrait
- Location
- Apsley House (Wellington Museum)
"The Waterseller of Seville" is a masterful Portrait by Diego Velázquez created between 1618–1622, showcasing his early talent during his Seville period. Painted in oil on canvas, this Baroque work captures an intimate scene featuring an older man, a young boy, and a bystander in the background. The old man hands water to the boy, yet neither makes eye contact, emphasizing naturalism and psychological depth typical of Velázquez’s style. Renowned for its realistic portrayal and exquisite technique, it exemplifies the strength of early Velázquez’s Portrait artistry.
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