Alberto Gisbert Siurana (1923-2009) - Cesta con cítricos






Master in early Renaissance Italian painting with internship at Sotheby’s and 15 years' experience.
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Cesta con cítricos, oil painting by Alberto Gisbert Siurana (Spain, 1970–1980), original, hand-signed, framed at 63 × 70 cm, sold by Galería.
Description from the seller
The work is signed by the artist at the bottom.
The work is presented framed.
Dimensions of the work: 38 cm high by 46 cm wide
Frame dimensions: 63 cm high by 70 cm wide
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BIOGRAPHY OF ALBERTO GISBERT SIURANA
He was born in Castellar-Oliveral (Valencia) on September 19, 1923. He was a pupil of the painter José Marced Furió.
He studied at the San Carlos Academy of Fine Arts in Valencia, from 1940 to 1944.
After leaving the Academy, he spent several years making reproductions of masterworks by Velázquez, Goya, Rubens and Murillo, among others.
He also spent several years balancing the reproductions with painting on ceramics and painting cinema posters.
He has carried out several restorations on religious themes, in the side domes of the Parish Church of Our Lady of Lepanto in Castellar (Valencia), as well as the creation of two murals of six square meters on the sides of the Main Altar of the same parish, and also a reproduction in the Tabernacle of the Main Altar of El Salvador by Juan de Juanes, and an icon of the Virgin of the Perpetual Help on a side altar.
In the Church of San Martín de Porres in El Oliveral (Valencia), he created a twelve-square-meter mural on a religious theme of Jesus and his apostles for the Communion Chapel, and also a six-square-meter painting of the Virgin of the Rosary located on the right wing of the church.
Furthermore, Alberto Gisbert has held numerous exhibitions of his works in prestigious art galleries in Valencia and Madrid, among others.
He has balanced his devotion to painting with a job retouching photographs with charcoal in his own studio. Due to vision and back problems associated with this work, he was forced to retire from this profession, but he never abandoned painting, his true vocation. Not surprisingly, Alberto Gisbert demonstrated his passion for painting up to the very moment of his passing at the age of 86, on July 12, 2009, when an unfinished still life remained in his studio.
The work is signed by the artist at the bottom.
The work is presented framed.
Dimensions of the work: 38 cm high by 46 cm wide
Frame dimensions: 63 cm high by 70 cm wide
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BIOGRAPHY OF ALBERTO GISBERT SIURANA
He was born in Castellar-Oliveral (Valencia) on September 19, 1923. He was a pupil of the painter José Marced Furió.
He studied at the San Carlos Academy of Fine Arts in Valencia, from 1940 to 1944.
After leaving the Academy, he spent several years making reproductions of masterworks by Velázquez, Goya, Rubens and Murillo, among others.
He also spent several years balancing the reproductions with painting on ceramics and painting cinema posters.
He has carried out several restorations on religious themes, in the side domes of the Parish Church of Our Lady of Lepanto in Castellar (Valencia), as well as the creation of two murals of six square meters on the sides of the Main Altar of the same parish, and also a reproduction in the Tabernacle of the Main Altar of El Salvador by Juan de Juanes, and an icon of the Virgin of the Perpetual Help on a side altar.
In the Church of San Martín de Porres in El Oliveral (Valencia), he created a twelve-square-meter mural on a religious theme of Jesus and his apostles for the Communion Chapel, and also a six-square-meter painting of the Virgin of the Rosary located on the right wing of the church.
Furthermore, Alberto Gisbert has held numerous exhibitions of his works in prestigious art galleries in Valencia and Madrid, among others.
He has balanced his devotion to painting with a job retouching photographs with charcoal in his own studio. Due to vision and back problems associated with this work, he was forced to retire from this profession, but he never abandoned painting, his true vocation. Not surprisingly, Alberto Gisbert demonstrated his passion for painting up to the very moment of his passing at the age of 86, on July 12, 2009, when an unfinished still life remained in his studio.
