Ricardo was the only son of Joaquín Agrasot. Professor and lecturer of Fine Arts, he never had the technical and imaginative ability to capture the creativity of his father; However, he was a magnificent teacher and lecturer with extensive knowledge in Egyptology, as well as an expert in design (he mounted several national and international exhibitions, among others in Valencia), and was the main and most direct informant on the life and work of the great Oriolano painter. That is why Antonio Sequeros, Agrasot's first biographer, places one of the several portraits of Ricardo that his father Joaquín made on the cover of his book Human and artistic career of the painter Agrasot, thanking the fluid correspondence that Professor Sequeros maintained with Ricardo. Agrasot to obtain detailed information, expanding in this complete profile, the thesis that Antonio Sequeros himself had already done on the great painter from Oriola and under the direction of the prestigious art historian, Lafuente Ferrari, as a vindication of an undeserved oblivion.
