Bonifacio Alfonso - Tomilleros
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Tomilleros is a signed lithograph by Bonifacio Alfonso, produced in 1979 in Spain, a limited edition 39/115 depicting animals and wildlife in an abstract multicolor composition with yellow, brown and red tones, measuring 32 cm by 22.5 cm and in excellent condition.
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Lithography, Serigraphy - Hand-signed - 39/115
From the series 'Tomilleros', this beautiful color lithograph, numbered 39/115, dated 1989, signed in pencil.
Some people in the art world know him as Bonifacio Alfonso, coming to believe that Alfonso is his surname, but in reality it is his middle name. He signed his paintings simply as Bonifacio.
Born in San Sebastián (Donostia), he was one of the current Basque masters most recognized, although he did not fit into the local tradition due to his informalist style, halfway between surrealism and abstract expressionism. Related to the Cuenca abstract school, his art reveals influences from foreign figures such as Roberto Matta, Willem de Kooning, Pierre Alechinsky, and the Cobra group. Praised by Jorge Oteiza, Bonifacio exhibited in several European countries and received various awards, such as the National Prize for Engraving (1993) and the Arts Prize of the Community of Madrid (2005).
Lithography, Serigraphy - Hand-signed - 39/115
From the series 'Tomilleros', this beautiful color lithograph, numbered 39/115, dated 1989, signed in pencil.
Some people in the art world know him as Bonifacio Alfonso, coming to believe that Alfonso is his surname, but in reality it is his middle name. He signed his paintings simply as Bonifacio.
Born in San Sebastián (Donostia), he was one of the current Basque masters most recognized, although he did not fit into the local tradition due to his informalist style, halfway between surrealism and abstract expressionism. Related to the Cuenca abstract school, his art reveals influences from foreign figures such as Roberto Matta, Willem de Kooning, Pierre Alechinsky, and the Cobra group. Praised by Jorge Oteiza, Bonifacio exhibited in several European countries and received various awards, such as the National Prize for Engraving (1993) and the Arts Prize of the Community of Madrid (2005).
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Artist
Bonifacio Alfonso
Edition number
39/115
Edition
Limited edition
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Owner or reseller
Title of artwork
Tomilleros
Technique
Lithograph
Signature
Signed
Country of Origin
Spain
Year
1979
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Brown, Multicolour, Red, Yellow
Height
32 cm
Width
22.5 cm
Depiction/Theme
Animals and wildlife
Style
Abstract
Period
1970-1980
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