b. 1951 -

Juan Soler is a Spanish artist whose work is heavily influenced by the Impressionist movement and the Belle Epoque period. Soler typically paints in oil on canvas, and in his best-known works, he focuses on street scenes - often Parisian - and still life paintings. The vivid colors in his paintings reflect the exuberance of everyday life.

About Juan Soler

• Artist name: Juan Soler


• Alias: Juan Alberto Soler, Juan de la Cruz Soler


• Profession: Painter


• Nationality: Spanish

Juan Soler is a Spanish artist whose work is heavily influenced by the Impressionist movement and the Belle Epoque period. His best-known pieces include A Parisian Street, which was sold for £750 by the auction house Christie's in March 2009. Less than a year prior, in October 2008, the Warsaw-based auction house Agra-Art S.A. sold the Soler painting Place de la Republique in Paris for zl8,000 PLN (approximately $2,008 USD as of October 2023).

Soler’s Contemporary paintings attest to his fascination with Parisian life and architecture despite his Spanish origins. His use of vivid colors in his paintings reflects the excitement within the everyday.

Related Styles and Movements

• Cityscape Paintings


• Impressionism


• Belle Epoque

Highlights and Achievements

• His best-known pieces are oil-on-canvas paintings, including A Parisian Street, which sold for £750 by the auction house Christie's in March 2009.


• His painting Place de la Republique in Paris sold for zl8,000 PLN in October 2008 at the Warsaw-based auction house Agra-Art S.A.

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