Jaume Anglès Bergara (1943) - Composition with figures

JAUME ANGLÈS BERGARA (Barcelona - 1943)

-Composition with figures (“Infinite Character”)

-Dated: Date on the back 23-11-1983

-Mixed media on canvas

-Dimensions: 65 x 81 cm ; 69.5 x 85.5 with frame.

-Signed: Signed at the bottom

-This piece clearly reflects Anglès Bergara’s distinctive visual language, in dialogue with major figures of modern art:

Joan Miró → in the simplification of forms, symbolic language, and structured naivety.
Marc Chagall → in the dreamlike narrative and compositional freedom.
Wassily Kandinsky → in the dynamic spatial organization and expressive use of color.


-An original work by Catalan artist Jaume Anglès Bergara, featuring a powerful composition of fragmented and symbolic figures. The scene is built through geometric, expressive characters that seem to interact within an ambiguous, almost theatrical space, where narrative gives way to a strong poetic and visual presence.

The use of warm tones (ochres, reds, and blacks), combined with subtle light contrasts, creates an immersive atmosphere. The figures — simplified and mask-like — evoke themes of multiple identity and transformation, a key concept in the artist’s work.