Antoni Llauradó (XX) - Bodegón frutal - NO RESERVE





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Original oil painting titled Bodegón frutal - NO RESERVE by Antoni Llauradó, produced in Spain in the 1950s, showing a fruit still life, signed by the artist, sold with a frame, and measuring 51 × 66 cm.
Description from the seller
Signed by the artist at the bottom.
The condition of the work is acceptable.
The artwork is framed (the frame has some minor flaws).
Work dimensions: 45 cm high x 59 cm wide.
Frame measurements: 51 cm high x 66 cm wide.
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Artist biography
Antoni Llauradó was a 20th-century Catalan painter, born around 1920, known for his oil on panel works focused on still lifes and landscapes. His style reflects post-war Catalan regional realism, with accessible compositions and everyday themes such as gypsy scenes or still lifes. Although detailed biographical information is scarce, his work is documented in artist indexes and collecting platforms.
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Active in the post-war Catalan context, Llauradó specialized in traditional oil techniques, creating medium-sized pieces that capture the Mediterranean essence. No major exhibitions or institutional awards are recorded, positioning him as a local figure in the secondary market. His work aligns with other Catalan painters of the period, prioritizing figuration over avant-garde movements.
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Signed by the artist at the bottom.
The condition of the work is acceptable.
The artwork is framed (the frame has some minor flaws).
Work dimensions: 45 cm high x 59 cm wide.
Frame measurements: 51 cm high x 66 cm wide.
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Artist biography
Antoni Llauradó was a 20th-century Catalan painter, born around 1920, known for his oil on panel works focused on still lifes and landscapes. His style reflects post-war Catalan regional realism, with accessible compositions and everyday themes such as gypsy scenes or still lifes. Although detailed biographical information is scarce, his work is documented in artist indexes and collecting platforms.
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Active in the post-war Catalan context, Llauradó specialized in traditional oil techniques, creating medium-sized pieces that capture the Mediterranean essence. No major exhibitions or institutional awards are recorded, positioning him as a local figure in the secondary market. His work aligns with other Catalan painters of the period, prioritizing figuration over avant-garde movements.
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