Rafael Aracil Ruescas (1930-2022) - Bodegón de rosas

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Oil painting titled Bodegón de rosas, signed by hand, from Spain, dating to 1970–1980, framed, 52 × 60 cm.

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Description from the seller

The artwork is signed by the artist on the bottom.

The piece presents well framed (the plaque with the painter’s name at the bottom of the frame is worn).

Dimensions of the artwork: 33 cm high x 41 cm wide

Dimensions of the frame: 52 cm high x 60 cm wide

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ARTIST BIOGRAPHY:

Rafael Aracil Ruescas (Alcoi, 1930-2022). He is a painter who defines himself “esoterically within what we understand as Art and Science, with universal accord. His notes are sound and color, creating the channels for both notes to manifest through him.” He was awarded a scholarship by the Higher School of Fine Arts of San Carlos in Valencia and by the School of Fine Arts of Paris. He was also a state pensioner of the French Government and a landscape pensioner in Granada. He was founder and director of the Schools of Fine Arts and Arts and Trades of Alcoy, where he taught as a lecturer.

MOST SIGNIFICANT EXHIBITIONS:

He has shown his work on many occasions in solo and group exhibitions, at the Alcoy City Hall, in the Plaza Mayor, at the House of Culture and Llorens Bookshop; in various Spanish and European cities such as Valencia, Barcelona, Alicante and Paris, in several modalities, the National Painting Prize of Alicante and the Roig Prize for sculpture.

OWNERSHIP ENTITIES OF THE WORK:

His work is displayed in several churches in Alcoy, in various town halls in the province of Valencia, and especially in private collections around the world

The artwork is signed by the artist on the bottom.

The piece presents well framed (the plaque with the painter’s name at the bottom of the frame is worn).

Dimensions of the artwork: 33 cm high x 41 cm wide

Dimensions of the frame: 52 cm high x 60 cm wide

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ARTIST BIOGRAPHY:

Rafael Aracil Ruescas (Alcoi, 1930-2022). He is a painter who defines himself “esoterically within what we understand as Art and Science, with universal accord. His notes are sound and color, creating the channels for both notes to manifest through him.” He was awarded a scholarship by the Higher School of Fine Arts of San Carlos in Valencia and by the School of Fine Arts of Paris. He was also a state pensioner of the French Government and a landscape pensioner in Granada. He was founder and director of the Schools of Fine Arts and Arts and Trades of Alcoy, where he taught as a lecturer.

MOST SIGNIFICANT EXHIBITIONS:

He has shown his work on many occasions in solo and group exhibitions, at the Alcoy City Hall, in the Plaza Mayor, at the House of Culture and Llorens Bookshop; in various Spanish and European cities such as Valencia, Barcelona, Alicante and Paris, in several modalities, the National Painting Prize of Alicante and the Roig Prize for sculpture.

OWNERSHIP ENTITIES OF THE WORK:

His work is displayed in several churches in Alcoy, in various town halls in the province of Valencia, and especially in private collections around the world

Details

Artist
Rafael Aracil Ruescas (1930-2022)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Bodegón de rosas
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Condition
Good condition
Height
52 cm
Width
60 cm
Depiction/theme
Still life
Period
1970-1980
Sold by
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Objects sold
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