Oil painting on canvas with some measures 68x54 cm, by the painter Rafael Romero Barros (Moguer, 1832-Córdoba Huelva 1895) in 1863, is in the Museo de Bellas Artes de Córdoba . 
It's one of his first works painted after settling in Cordoba, in it we see all the features of the painting of this little-known painter, the color force used by the painter, the thoroughness of their paintings, his taste for painting subjects nature and its very realistic. This table is its greatest exponent in the still lifes painted by Raphael, which shows great skill in the natural study of the orange, orange leaf and orange blossom, which shows orange in several stages and we can find, even in the orange, cut the orange, peeled and we could even say that we check the sample in a glass orange.
highlight the great realism of the work, its preciousness and detail in the strokes, the big explosion of orange, which is most striking about the picture, and the great potential of something as Andalusia as the orange. As a curiosity to say that this painter was curator of the Museum of Fine Arts of Cordoba, was and is a painter overshadowed by one of the great painters Cordoba while the son of Rafael, the great Julio Romero Torres.
