Enrique Barcelona (1932) - De vuelta a casa





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Oil on canvas titled 'De vuelta a casa', 100 × 100 cm, Cubism, country of origin Spain, artist Enrique Barcelona (1932), signed by hand, original edition, weight 4 kg, depicts an interior scene, condition requires restoration.
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BIRTH: 1932, Mers-El-Kébir (Algeria), his parents are from Crevillente and he currently resides in Elche.
BIOGRAPHY: In 1953 he began as a free student at the San Fernando School of Fine Arts (Madrid) and the School of Arts and Crafts for four years. Between 1954 and 1958 he perfected his technique at the Prado Museum. A year later he travels to Rome where he resides for 21 years. In the mid-decade he moves to Barcelona where he works on a project for the construction of a monument to the figure of Francesc Ferrer i Guardia and will leave this city in 1992 to return to Italy and work for a year. Back in Spain in 1994, he settles in Elche and will continue developing his work between Paris, Rome and Alicante.
MOST SIGNIFICANT EXHIBITIONS: exhibiting across the entire Italian geography and creating numerous portraits of notable figures from this country.
BIRTH: 1932, Mers-El-Kébir (Algeria), his parents are from Crevillente and he currently resides in Elche.
BIOGRAPHY: In 1953 he began as a free student at the San Fernando School of Fine Arts (Madrid) and the School of Arts and Crafts for four years. Between 1954 and 1958 he perfected his technique at the Prado Museum. A year later he travels to Rome where he resides for 21 years. In the mid-decade he moves to Barcelona where he works on a project for the construction of a monument to the figure of Francesc Ferrer i Guardia and will leave this city in 1992 to return to Italy and work for a year. Back in Spain in 1994, he settles in Elche and will continue developing his work between Paris, Rome and Alicante.
MOST SIGNIFICANT EXHIBITIONS: exhibiting across the entire Italian geography and creating numerous portraits of notable figures from this country.

