Vicente Juan Macip

Vicente Juan Macip , c.1523-1579, Spanish religious painter of the Valencian school, known as Juan de Juanes and Vicente Joanes. One of the Spanish mannerists, Macip shows the influence of Italian painters, especially Raphael, in his design. Among his chief works are Holy Family (Academy, Madrid); the Last Supper (Church of St. Nicholas, Valencia); and scenes from the life of St. Stephen (Prado).

Maçip, Vicente (or Vicente Masip) (b ?Andilla, c.1475; d Valencia, 1550). Spanish painter, one of a dynasty of artists working in Valencia. Little is known of his life, but his major work, the main altarpiece of Segorbe Cathedral (1528–30), shows him to have been a leading representative of the Italianate style. During his later years he collaborated with the outstanding member of the family, his son and follower Juan (known as Juan de Juanes, b Valencia, c.1510; d Bocairente, Valencia province, 21 Dec. 1579). Juan's work combines figures in the Italian Mannerist style with a polished Netherlandish technique. He was the leading painter of his time in Valencia and had many followers.