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The Teacher of Villablino Who Painted the Sea
When she arrived in Villablino in 1907, Luisa de la Vega had a cosmopolitan life and an intense career as a scientific illustrator. Daughter of journalist Federico de la Vega and Emilia Wetter, she was born in Paris on 19 August 1863. Her multicultural origins and the intellectual environment of the family facilitated her mastery of three languages: French, Spanish and German. In Paris she graduated from Magisterium and there she met the Cantabr…
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When she arrived in Villablino in 1907, Luisa de la Vega had a cosmopolitan life and an intense career as a scientific illustrator. Daughter of journalist Federico de la Vega and Emilia Wetter, she was born in Paris on 19 August 1863. Her multicultural origins and the intellectual environment of the family facilitated her mastery of three languages: French, Spanish and German. In Paris she graduated from Magisterium and there she met the Cantabr…
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