Andrés López Polanco (Spanish, active 1608, died 1641)

In 1612, Andrés López Polanco was commissioned by the heirs of Juan Pantoja de la Cruz to appraise his property.¹

Andrés López Polanco married Mary Almora in 1615.¹

Andrés López Polanco created a portrait of Philip III of Spain around 1617.¹

In 1618, Andrés López Polanco was commissioned to create a series of twenty-eight portraits of the ancestors of Juan Hurtado de Velasco.²

Upon the death of his brother Jerónimo in 1626, his will stated that Jerónimo was a painter and native of Madrid.¹

Andrés López Polanco created a series of Gothic kings for the Buen Retiro Palace in 1635.¹

Andrés López Polanco died in 1641.¹

NovThe fact that Mary Almorais became a widow in November 1641 suggests that Andrés López Polanco died around this time.¹