Mar Legón - The Green Jar - XL

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Mar Legón's original acrylic on canvas The Green Jar - XL, 100 × 70 cm, created in 2026, depicts architecture in multicolour and is signed by the artist, sold directly by the artist, unframed and shipped rolled, in excellent condition with a certificate signed by the artist.

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THE GREEN JAR - XL
100 × 70 cm
Acrylic on canvas · 2026

The Green Jar presents an articulated courtyard around a pool, where architecture, vegetation and water are integrated through an intense chromatic construction. A sequence of columns, warm-toned walls and a blue staircase guide the gaze toward a dark opening at the back, while pots and vertical trees introduce organic elements within the geometry of the space. In the foreground, a green jar stands out over the edge of the pool and gives the work its title.

The composition is built through the contrast between the oranges of the architecture and the broad blue surface of the water, which occupies a large part of the canvas. The fragmented reflections of columns, plants and surrounding shapes transform the pool into an autonomous pictorial surface, created with brushstrokes of blue, green, red and white. Depth arises from the sequence of planes and from the small central staircase, which functions as a visual axis and leads into the interior of the architecture.

PROJECTION AND VALUE OF THE WORK

The Green Jar is part of Mar Legón’s research on pools, patios and open architectures, spaces where the relationship between color, light and vegetation allows familiar settings to be transformed into compositions with a strong visual identity. The presence of the jar also introduces a quotidian element that breaks the architectural monumentalism and establishes a focal point within the whole.

Made entirely by hand in 2026, this unique piece gathers recurring elements in the artist’s recent work: intense colors, simplified perspectives, large chromatic surfaces and an expressive treatment of reflections. The dialogue between classical architecture, vegetation and water builds an image in which order and spontaneity coexist, turning the depicted space into an essentially pictorial experience.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Mar Legón develops a painting practice focused on reinterpretations of landscapes, interiors, still lifes and figurative scenes through a visual language based on color, formal synthesis and the construction of atmospheres.

Her work transforms recognizable spaces and motifs into images of strong visual intensity, where reality is simplified and reorganized to give rise to scenes that oscillate between memory, imagination and contemplation.

PACKAGING AND AUTHENTICITY

The work is offered directly by Mar Legón and includes a certificate signed by the artist. The painting (unframed) will be carefully rolled and protected inside a sturdy cardboard tube to ensure its proper conservation during transport. After payment is confirmed, a maximum deadline of three business days is required to prepare the work before shipment. Delivery time varies by destination, with an estimated period of up to ten business days, depending on the shipping company chosen by the buyer.

Seller's Story

Mar Legón is a visual artist whose painting practice explores landscapes, interiors, architecture, and everyday scenes through formal synthesis, color, and a free interpretation of perspective. Her work transforms recognizable spaces into contemplative images, developing a personal visual language around light, memory, and perception. With more than 100 works sold on Catawiki, her paintings are now part of private collections across several European countries. She continues to develop new series while deepening a pictorial practice in constant evolution.
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THE GREEN JAR - XL
100 × 70 cm
Acrylic on canvas · 2026

The Green Jar presents an articulated courtyard around a pool, where architecture, vegetation and water are integrated through an intense chromatic construction. A sequence of columns, warm-toned walls and a blue staircase guide the gaze toward a dark opening at the back, while pots and vertical trees introduce organic elements within the geometry of the space. In the foreground, a green jar stands out over the edge of the pool and gives the work its title.

The composition is built through the contrast between the oranges of the architecture and the broad blue surface of the water, which occupies a large part of the canvas. The fragmented reflections of columns, plants and surrounding shapes transform the pool into an autonomous pictorial surface, created with brushstrokes of blue, green, red and white. Depth arises from the sequence of planes and from the small central staircase, which functions as a visual axis and leads into the interior of the architecture.

PROJECTION AND VALUE OF THE WORK

The Green Jar is part of Mar Legón’s research on pools, patios and open architectures, spaces where the relationship between color, light and vegetation allows familiar settings to be transformed into compositions with a strong visual identity. The presence of the jar also introduces a quotidian element that breaks the architectural monumentalism and establishes a focal point within the whole.

Made entirely by hand in 2026, this unique piece gathers recurring elements in the artist’s recent work: intense colors, simplified perspectives, large chromatic surfaces and an expressive treatment of reflections. The dialogue between classical architecture, vegetation and water builds an image in which order and spontaneity coexist, turning the depicted space into an essentially pictorial experience.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Mar Legón develops a painting practice focused on reinterpretations of landscapes, interiors, still lifes and figurative scenes through a visual language based on color, formal synthesis and the construction of atmospheres.

Her work transforms recognizable spaces and motifs into images of strong visual intensity, where reality is simplified and reorganized to give rise to scenes that oscillate between memory, imagination and contemplation.

PACKAGING AND AUTHENTICITY

The work is offered directly by Mar Legón and includes a certificate signed by the artist. The painting (unframed) will be carefully rolled and protected inside a sturdy cardboard tube to ensure its proper conservation during transport. After payment is confirmed, a maximum deadline of three business days is required to prepare the work before shipment. Delivery time varies by destination, with an estimated period of up to ten business days, depending on the shipping company chosen by the buyer.

Seller's Story

Mar Legón is a visual artist whose painting practice explores landscapes, interiors, architecture, and everyday scenes through formal synthesis, color, and a free interpretation of perspective. Her work transforms recognizable spaces into contemplative images, developing a personal visual language around light, memory, and perception. With more than 100 works sold on Catawiki, her paintings are now part of private collections across several European countries. She continues to develop new series while deepening a pictorial practice in constant evolution.
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Details

Artist
Mar Legón
Edition
Original
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Sold with frame
No
Title of artwork
The Green Jar - XL
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Blue, Green, Multicolour, Orange, Yellow
Height
100 cm
Width
70 cm
Weight
0.6 kg
Depiction/theme
Architecture
Style
Modern
Period
2020+
Sold by
SpainVerified
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Objects sold
100%
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