Artur Duch Puig (1951) - Los Reyes Magos





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Limited edition lithograph by Artur Duch Puig (born 1951) titled Los Reyes Magos, signed by hand, in an expressionist style depicting a religious theme, measures 36 cm by 30 cm, produced in Spain and sold by an owner or dealer, circa 2000–2010, in acceptable condition.
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Hand-signed and numbered lithograph, depiction of the Three Wise Men
Artur Duch Puig is a distinguished Catalan painter, sculptor, and printmaker born in Sitges (Barcelona) in 1951. With a solid career spanning more than five decades, he has become a respected artistic figure both nationally and internationally.
Formation and Career
Higher education: In 1971 he enrolled at the prestigious School of Fine Arts of Sant Jordi in Barcelona.
Key influences: He was a faithful disciple of the renowned Catalan painter Ramon Sanvisens, from whom he absorbed mastery of color and the vigor of the brushstroke before seeking his own creative path.
International presence: His work has been exhibited repeatedly across the Spanish geography (notably in galleries in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, or the Centre Cultural Miramar in Sitges). Furthermore, he has taken his creations to various European countries (such as France, England, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Andorra) and to the American continent (Mexico and the United States).
Hand-signed and numbered lithograph, depiction of the Three Wise Men
Artur Duch Puig is a distinguished Catalan painter, sculptor, and printmaker born in Sitges (Barcelona) in 1951. With a solid career spanning more than five decades, he has become a respected artistic figure both nationally and internationally.
Formation and Career
Higher education: In 1971 he enrolled at the prestigious School of Fine Arts of Sant Jordi in Barcelona.
Key influences: He was a faithful disciple of the renowned Catalan painter Ramon Sanvisens, from whom he absorbed mastery of color and the vigor of the brushstroke before seeking his own creative path.
International presence: His work has been exhibited repeatedly across the Spanish geography (notably in galleries in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, or the Centre Cultural Miramar in Sitges). Furthermore, he has taken his creations to various European countries (such as France, England, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Andorra) and to the American continent (Mexico and the United States).

