Oscar Leonor (1976) - La última cena (XL)

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Oil painting on canvas titled La última cena (XL) by Oscar Leonor (born 1976), original edition, created in 2025, measuring 65 cm high by 130 cm wide, origin Spain, depicting a religious scene in an abstract style with red, brown, beige, white, blue and multicolor tones; signed, delivered unframed and rolled in a tube, with a certificate of authenticity.

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Description from the seller

The Last Supper is a version of Leonardo da Vinci's work, a piece developed in a first phase from improvisation with a free style before moving on to the concretization of the characters and the recreation of the scene. The combination of the line of the oil bar and the abstractions with the realistic anatomical parts gives rhythm and interest to the piece.

The work is delivered without a frame (professional packing, rolled in a tube). Your local framer must re-stretch it and mount it on a frame.

The indicated measurements are of the painting once stretched and mounted on a frame. The actual dimensions of the canvas are larger to allow its mounting.

Hand-signed on the back. Includes certificate of authenticity.

You can follow the artist's work on his Instagram profile:
https://www.instagram.com/oscarleonor/

Artistic trajectory, main exhibitions.
INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITIONS

2023 Turbulences. Zona Incontrolable Gallery, Madrid
2019 The Tarot of Marseille. Exhibition of woodcuts. Santana, Segovia
2016 Daughters of the Night. Previa Hall, Madrid
2015 Metamorphosis. Santana, Segovia
2014 I Show of Defective Sculptures. La Bodega del Barbero, Segovia

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2025 JUSTMAD Fair, Zona Incontrolable Gallery, Madrid
2024 JUSTMAD Fair, Zona Incontrolable Gallery, Madrid
2023 JUSTMAD Fair, Zona Incontrolable Gallery, Madrid
2022 Gaudí Gallery. Brushstrokes of European Wind. Madrid
2022 Gaudí Gallery. LUXEMBOURG INTERNATIONAL ART FAIR. LuxExpo The Box, Luxembourg
2021 ARTIST Experience International Art Fair. December Magical.
Carlos de Amberes Foundation. Madrid
2019 About Other Realities. Previa Hall, Madrid
2017 Still Life. Villa Kunterbunt Cultural Association. Palazuelos de Eresma, Segovia

Note on room views:
Some photographs show the work digitally placed in an interior. These room views are AI-generated visualizations, created solely to provide a rough impression of scale, proportions, and presence of the work in a space.
They are not photographs of the actual work hung in a room. The size, proportions, lighting, and colors appearing in these visualizations may differ from those of the original work.

To know the exact dimensions of the work, please refer to the measurements indicated in the description and the photograph of the piece itself.

Seller's Story

Spanish figurative painter. Born in Segovia in 1976, he has been a self-taught draftsman and painter for many years. Since 2014, he has been exhibiting his work in public venues and in national and international art fairs. His interests are varied; he sees painting as a tool for reconnecting with oneself. His creative process has evolved over time, with experimentation and the search for new paths, methods, and materials driving his career. However, one can say that the deconstruction of form and the dialogue with the history of art have been two pillars that have remained, around which he finds the freedom to create and to convey. This attitude has led him, throughout his life, along different routes, trying various formulas and genres such as still life, the representation of personal objects, drawing and painting the human body, or symbolism and the narrative. His main aspiration is to develop a painting with a personal character that resonates with him, in which humor is almost always present.
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The Last Supper is a version of Leonardo da Vinci's work, a piece developed in a first phase from improvisation with a free style before moving on to the concretization of the characters and the recreation of the scene. The combination of the line of the oil bar and the abstractions with the realistic anatomical parts gives rhythm and interest to the piece.

The work is delivered without a frame (professional packing, rolled in a tube). Your local framer must re-stretch it and mount it on a frame.

The indicated measurements are of the painting once stretched and mounted on a frame. The actual dimensions of the canvas are larger to allow its mounting.

Hand-signed on the back. Includes certificate of authenticity.

You can follow the artist's work on his Instagram profile:
https://www.instagram.com/oscarleonor/

Artistic trajectory, main exhibitions.
INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITIONS

2023 Turbulences. Zona Incontrolable Gallery, Madrid
2019 The Tarot of Marseille. Exhibition of woodcuts. Santana, Segovia
2016 Daughters of the Night. Previa Hall, Madrid
2015 Metamorphosis. Santana, Segovia
2014 I Show of Defective Sculptures. La Bodega del Barbero, Segovia

GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2025 JUSTMAD Fair, Zona Incontrolable Gallery, Madrid
2024 JUSTMAD Fair, Zona Incontrolable Gallery, Madrid
2023 JUSTMAD Fair, Zona Incontrolable Gallery, Madrid
2022 Gaudí Gallery. Brushstrokes of European Wind. Madrid
2022 Gaudí Gallery. LUXEMBOURG INTERNATIONAL ART FAIR. LuxExpo The Box, Luxembourg
2021 ARTIST Experience International Art Fair. December Magical.
Carlos de Amberes Foundation. Madrid
2019 About Other Realities. Previa Hall, Madrid
2017 Still Life. Villa Kunterbunt Cultural Association. Palazuelos de Eresma, Segovia

Note on room views:
Some photographs show the work digitally placed in an interior. These room views are AI-generated visualizations, created solely to provide a rough impression of scale, proportions, and presence of the work in a space.
They are not photographs of the actual work hung in a room. The size, proportions, lighting, and colors appearing in these visualizations may differ from those of the original work.

To know the exact dimensions of the work, please refer to the measurements indicated in the description and the photograph of the piece itself.

Seller's Story

Spanish figurative painter. Born in Segovia in 1976, he has been a self-taught draftsman and painter for many years. Since 2014, he has been exhibiting his work in public venues and in national and international art fairs. His interests are varied; he sees painting as a tool for reconnecting with oneself. His creative process has evolved over time, with experimentation and the search for new paths, methods, and materials driving his career. However, one can say that the deconstruction of form and the dialogue with the history of art have been two pillars that have remained, around which he finds the freedom to create and to convey. This attitude has led him, throughout his life, along different routes, trying various formulas and genres such as still life, the representation of personal objects, drawing and painting the human body, or symbolism and the narrative. His main aspiration is to develop a painting with a personal character that resonates with him, in which humor is almost always present.
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Details

Sold with frame
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Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
Oscar Leonor (1976)
Title of artwork
La última cena (XL)
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2025
Colour
Beige, Blue, Brown, Multicolour, Red, White
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
65 cm
Width
130 cm
Depiction/theme
Religion
Style
Abstract
Period
2020+
SpainVerified
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