José de Ibarra was a prominent Mexican painter born in 1685 in Mexico City. He is best known for his religious works, particularly his altarpieces and murals that adorned various churches. Ibarra's style combined elements of Baroque and Rococo, showcasing intricate details and vibrant colors. Throughout his career, Ibarra contributed significantly to the artistic landscape of colonial Mexico. His most notable works include the altarpiece of the Church of San Francisco in Mexico City and various pieces in the Cathedral of Puebla. Ibarra passed away in 1756, leaving a lasting legacy in Mexican art.