Juan Álvarez Cebrián (1966) - Nuded woman

THE STORY BEHIND

IThe painter does not present a reclining woman as a study of the female body; the figure is silhouetted against a brown background, with a texture that is intentionally very pronounced, using glazes to highlight precisely that painting technique based on brush and spatula. The intention of this work is to show the human essence in connection with a sense of tranquility, achieved by stripping the background of the painting of superfluous elements. Through oil painting, the artist explores the figure at rest, playing with realism, symbolism, and the elegance of minimalism. The color palette plays with transitions between warm and cool tones. This piece will radiate serenity in any space, offering a visual and emotional refuge.


ABOUT THE ART WORK
- Oil on board
- Shipped carefully, ready-to-hang and with a certificate of authenticity.
- Hand signed.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Juan Manuel Álvarez Cebrián is an award-winning figurative realist painter from Spain. In his photorealistic works, landscapes, animals and the study of simple shapes and textures take priority. Cebrián has exhibited in art galleries such as Stoa, Triart, Arte Roma in Zaragoza, Galeria Este in Santander, Spain. The style of Juan Manuel Álvarez Cebrián is figurative and sometimes realistic, as he prefers the proposed to the hyperrealistic painting to be explained. His favorite discipline is engraving, because he considers it an exciting technique. His works are mainly done with oil, watercolor, charcoal and graphite. In terms of support, he prefers those made of wood or linen because of his great nobility when working with them.