École orientaliste (c.1950) - Cavalier dans le désert
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Cavalier dans le désert is an oil painting on paper or cardboard adhered to a rigid support by the Orientalist school, circa 1950, originating from Spain, dated 1950–1960, original edition, signed, framed, and in need of restoration.
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Rider in a desert landscape.
Oil on paper or cardboard adhered to a rigid support.
Interesting work from the Orientalist school, created within a figurative aesthetic of a narrative and evocative nature. The composition depicts a rider moving forward alone through an arid and mountainous landscape, under a wide and bright sky. The figure, dressed in traditional attire, appears placed at the center of the scene, becoming the visual axis of the composition.
From a stylistic point of view, the work is part of the Orientalist tradition, a current concerned with the representation of landscapes, popular types, travel scenes, and North African or Eastern environments. The motif of the rider in a desert setting refers to that imagined world of distant lands, caravan routes, and ethnographic scenes, so present in European painting inspired by Orientalism.
The painting stands out for its clear and direct composition, with a strong contrast between the vastness of the blue sky and the chromatic dryness of the terrain. The palette combines ochres, earth tones, siennas, reddish hues and yellows, reinforcing the sensation of a warm and arid landscape. The distant mountains, treated with loose brushwork and luminous tones, add depth and structure to the scene.
The rider figure, resolved with a synthetic yet expressive character, introduces a human and narrative component that provides scale to the landscape. The work has a decorative and evocative reading, suitable for collectors of Orientalist painting, equestrian scenes, and landscapes inspired by North African or Mediterranean atmospheres.
Condition: the work presents some losses, cuts, and signs of use, noticeable in the photographs. The overall condition is as shown in the images, so it is recommended to carefully review the photos before bidding.
Framed. The frame is included as a gift and is not part of the artwork’s appraisal.
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Translated by Google TranslateRider in a desert landscape.
Oil on paper or cardboard adhered to a rigid support.
Interesting work from the Orientalist school, created within a figurative aesthetic of a narrative and evocative nature. The composition depicts a rider moving forward alone through an arid and mountainous landscape, under a wide and bright sky. The figure, dressed in traditional attire, appears placed at the center of the scene, becoming the visual axis of the composition.
From a stylistic point of view, the work is part of the Orientalist tradition, a current concerned with the representation of landscapes, popular types, travel scenes, and North African or Eastern environments. The motif of the rider in a desert setting refers to that imagined world of distant lands, caravan routes, and ethnographic scenes, so present in European painting inspired by Orientalism.
The painting stands out for its clear and direct composition, with a strong contrast between the vastness of the blue sky and the chromatic dryness of the terrain. The palette combines ochres, earth tones, siennas, reddish hues and yellows, reinforcing the sensation of a warm and arid landscape. The distant mountains, treated with loose brushwork and luminous tones, add depth and structure to the scene.
The rider figure, resolved with a synthetic yet expressive character, introduces a human and narrative component that provides scale to the landscape. The work has a decorative and evocative reading, suitable for collectors of Orientalist painting, equestrian scenes, and landscapes inspired by North African or Mediterranean atmospheres.
Condition: the work presents some losses, cuts, and signs of use, noticeable in the photographs. The overall condition is as shown in the images, so it is recommended to carefully review the photos before bidding.
Framed. The frame is included as a gift and is not part of the artwork’s appraisal.
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 orientaliste (c.1950)
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Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Cavalier dans le désert
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Spain
Condition
Needs restoration
Height
58 cm
Width
53 cm
Period
1950-1960
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