École espagnole néo-expressionniste (XX) - Conversation
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Conversation, an original neo-expressionist figurative oil painting from Spain dating to the 1980s, by École espagnole néo-expressionniste (XX), sold with a frame.
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Contemporary school
Figurative neo-expressionist composition
Oil
Interesting painting belonging to the contemporary school, executed within a clearly neo-expressionist figurative language, where the human representation is interpreted through a free, direct, and emotional vision. The work presents a group scene composed of several masculine figures gathered in a commonplace environment, built through intense chromatic expressiveness and a marked formal simplification.
The artist develops the composition through broad planes of color and spontaneous brushwork that give dynamism to the pictorial surface. The faces, deliberately schematic and, in some cases, despersonalized, reinforce the symbolic character of the scene, moving away from traditional portraiture to place itself in the realm of psychological and social interpretation. This resource, characteristic of neo-expressionism, turns the characters into contemporary archetypes rather than concrete individuals.
The chromatic palette, dominated by saturated tones — pinks, yellows, greens, and intense blues — creates a strong visual contrast and adds vibrant energy to the whole. The use of color as a structural element, together with the controlled deformation of the figures and the frontal composition, situates the work within the figurative expressionist current developed in Europe since the late twentieth century, heir to historic expressionism and modern narrative art.
The scene conveys an ambiguous atmosphere between the everyday and the theatrical, inviting the viewer to an open reading where the interaction among the characters takes center stage. This type of painting, direct and contemporary in character, is especially appreciated by collectors of contemporary art for its visual impact and its decorative potential.
School: contemporary
Style: neo-expressionist figuration
Technique: oil
Theme: group figurative composition
Signature: not identified / not legible
Condition: good overall condition consistent with its contemporary nature
Seller's Story
At ARTEMISA, we are passionately and professionally dedicated to the daily selection and auction of works of art, antiques and collectibles. Our experience in the sector allows us to offer unique and authentic pieces, carefully acquired from private collections and exclusive sources.
We have a wide stock covering a wide variety of styles and periods, designed to satisfy both experienced collectors and those looking to get started in the world of art.
Every piece tells a story and every auction is an opportunity to discover something special. Our goal is to connect art lovers with objects that inspire and enrich their collections.
Translated by Google TranslateContemporary school
Figurative neo-expressionist composition
Oil
Interesting painting belonging to the contemporary school, executed within a clearly neo-expressionist figurative language, where the human representation is interpreted through a free, direct, and emotional vision. The work presents a group scene composed of several masculine figures gathered in a commonplace environment, built through intense chromatic expressiveness and a marked formal simplification.
The artist develops the composition through broad planes of color and spontaneous brushwork that give dynamism to the pictorial surface. The faces, deliberately schematic and, in some cases, despersonalized, reinforce the symbolic character of the scene, moving away from traditional portraiture to place itself in the realm of psychological and social interpretation. This resource, characteristic of neo-expressionism, turns the characters into contemporary archetypes rather than concrete individuals.
The chromatic palette, dominated by saturated tones — pinks, yellows, greens, and intense blues — creates a strong visual contrast and adds vibrant energy to the whole. The use of color as a structural element, together with the controlled deformation of the figures and the frontal composition, situates the work within the figurative expressionist current developed in Europe since the late twentieth century, heir to historic expressionism and modern narrative art.
The scene conveys an ambiguous atmosphere between the everyday and the theatrical, inviting the viewer to an open reading where the interaction among the characters takes center stage. This type of painting, direct and contemporary in character, is especially appreciated by collectors of contemporary art for its visual impact and its decorative potential.
School: contemporary
Style: neo-expressionist figuration
Technique: oil
Theme: group figurative composition
Signature: not identified / not legible
Condition: good overall condition consistent with its contemporary nature
Seller's Story
At ARTEMISA, we are passionately and professionally dedicated to the daily selection and auction of works of art, antiques and collectibles. Our experience in the sector allows us to offer unique and authentic pieces, carefully acquired from private collections and exclusive sources.
We have a wide stock covering a wide variety of styles and periods, designed to satisfy both experienced collectors and those looking to get started in the world of art.
Every piece tells a story and every auction is an opportunity to discover something special. Our goal is to connect art lovers with objects that inspire and enrich their collections.
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Artist
École espagnole néo-expressionniste (XX)
Sold with frame
Yes
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Gallery
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Conversation
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
Spain
Condition
Good condition
Height
30 cm
Width
25 cm
Depiction/theme
Day scene
Style
Neo-Expressionism
Period
1980-1990
