E. García - Pan con leche XL (No reserve)

"Pan con leche" is a 100 × 70 cm painting by contemporary artist Ernest García. The work presents a simple, everyday breakfast scene, built from a ceramic pitcher decorated with flowers, a dark cup, freshly cut bread and a slice of bread served on a plate. In the background, a large wooden chair frames the still life and adds to the composition a domestic and familiar feel.
The table, covered by an intense red tablecloth, functions as a large chromatic surface on which the whites, yellows and blues of the dishware and the foods stand out. The floral pitcher occupies the visual center of the painting and establishes an attractive dialogue between its small color motifs and the broader and simplified shapes of the rest of the scene.
The composition recovers the tradition of still life and interior scenes, but from a contemporary language close to Fauvism. Color is used expressively, with deep blues, warm reds, golden yellows and luminous whites. The brushwork remains visible and spontaneous, moving away from photographic representation to enhance the materiality and freshness of the painting.
In "Pan con leche", Ernest García turns a humble breakfast into a scene of great visual presence. The chair, the flower pitcher, the bread and the cup evoke those small daily rituals associated with home, while the chromatic intensity transforms the moment into a joyful, intimate and warm image.
"Pan con leche" will be especially attractive to collectors interested in contemporary figurative painting, still lifes, domestic scenes, interiors, Fauvism, expressive color and painting inspired by the small pleasures of everyday life.

Authenticity and Shipping:
The work is offered directly by E. García, guaranteeing its authenticity with a certificate signed by the artist himself. The painting will be carefully rolled and protected inside a sturdy cardboard tube for shipping. After payment confirmation, a period of three days is required to prepare the piece and send it. The delivery time will depend on the destination, with a maximum of up to ten business days.