Ana Muñoz Reyes (1947) - Mañana de niebla

Signed by the artist at the bottom and dated 1982.

The work is presented within a frame.

Work dimensions: 53 cm in height x 40 cm in width.

Frame measurements: 67 cm in height x 55 cm in width.

Good condition

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Biography of the artist

After studying at the Central School of Applied Arts and Artistic Trades, he entered the San Fernando Royal School of Fine Arts in Madrid in 1969.

He has presented his work at the most renowned Spanish showrooms and has participated in numerous events in various countries, including Ecuador, France, Russia, Portugal, Italy, the USA, Germany, China, Japan, and others. His paintings are like individual verses, where beauty and a certain intimacy attest to a lyrical thought and precise artistic craftsmanship.

Julia Sáez Angulo (2010) - Like in many other exhibitions I have held throughout my artistic career, I am once again showcasing my work, in which my only desire is for the viewer to be filled with positive feelings. Through the figure, the landscape, or the sea, I try, in this increasingly dehumanized world, to eliminate physical barriers to reveal the atmosphere and romanticism, the dream, the idyllic (where there is no time), and inner peace.

Awards • 1978: • 1980: • 1981: • 1983: • 1987: • 1991: • 2013: • 2019 • Events 2020: First National Painting Award from the magazine 'Blanco y Negro'; Spain's representative at the 'Spanish Realism' exhibition at the Pushkin Museum in Moscow; First prize from the General Directorate of Fine Arts at the 'City of Zamora' Painting Biennial; First National Painting Award 'María Blanchard', organized by the Preciado Galleries; Honor Medal at the BMW International Competition in Madrid; Campaign José This On, in honor of the Nobel Prize in Literature; First prize at the Animalist Exhibition of the Academy of Arts and Letters of San Anton; AEPE (Spanish Association of Painters and Sculptors) Medal at the 'Leonardo Lives' exhibition; 'Cecilio Pla' Painting Award at the AEPE Autumn Salon, for institutions such as 'La Madre' Work Centers, or the ABC Drawing and Illustration Museum (Madrid), or the Railway Museum (Ponferrada, León), or Antonio López Torres Museum (Tomelloso), or the Faculty of Fine Arts (Madrid), or Gmund Castle Museum (Austria), or the Drawing Museum, National Library, Madrid, or Ion Ionescu Quintus Museum, Ploiesti, Bucharest, Romania. Bibliography • Numerous press articles, mainly in the ABC newspaper, Blanco y Negro magazine, and El Punto de las Artes. • Dictionary of Contemporary Artists of Madrid. Arteguía • Dictionary of Spanish Painters and Sculptors of the 20th Century. Forum Artis, SA • Women in Spanish Art. DC Count Duke. • The Train in Spanish Painting. Published by Renfe.