Francisco Carbonell Massabé (1928) - Escena de pescadores - NO RESERVE






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Original oil painting Escena de pescadores – NO RESERVE by Francisco Carbonell Massabé (born 1928, Spain), dated 1980–1990, depicting a marine landscape; hand-signed and unframed, 54 × 65 cm.
Description from the seller
Signed by the artist at the bottom and on the back it is again signed and titled
In good condition
The work is presented unframed
Size of the work: 54 x 65 cm.
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Biography of the artist:
He was born in Barcelona on April 28, 1928. His time at La Llotja and the Fine Arts School of the city of Barcelona solidified him in the art of painting, which he had carried inside since childhood.
His work has traveled through cities, both Spanish and European, from Barcelona, Bilbao and Palma de Mallorca to Paris, Heidelberg and Munich, among others.
Of an Impressionist inclination, he moves masterfully in landscapes, especially with changes of light and the impact on objects.
The exhibition is a display of the very fine and sweet sense he brings to his landscapes; the colors he gives them make us recover in the retina the real image of the places depicted, transporting us to those bucolic spaces.
Signed by the artist at the bottom and on the back it is again signed and titled
In good condition
The work is presented unframed
Size of the work: 54 x 65 cm.
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Biography of the artist:
He was born in Barcelona on April 28, 1928. His time at La Llotja and the Fine Arts School of the city of Barcelona solidified him in the art of painting, which he had carried inside since childhood.
His work has traveled through cities, both Spanish and European, from Barcelona, Bilbao and Palma de Mallorca to Paris, Heidelberg and Munich, among others.
Of an Impressionist inclination, he moves masterfully in landscapes, especially with changes of light and the impact on objects.
The exhibition is a display of the very fine and sweet sense he brings to his landscapes; the colors he gives them make us recover in the retina the real image of the places depicted, transporting us to those bucolic spaces.
