 However, the success of Toussaint and Dessalines' slave uprising spread intense anxiety throughout the Caribbean, and one response to it was the growth of "costumbrismo" - realist yet romanticized views of day-to-day life - in Cuban art.A leading early artist in this genre was Spanish-born Víctor Patricio de Landaluze (1830 - 1889), whose paintings depicted plantation life as rough but essentially natural and harmonious.His political cartoons for the magazine "El Almendares" took a more satirical view of the urbanized "Creole aristocracy".