Francisco Carbonell Massabé (1928) - La Moixina (Olot) - NO RESERVE





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La Moixina (Olot) - NO RESERVE is an oil painting from Spain by Francisco Carbonell Massabé (born 1928), dated to 1980–1990, signed by hand, original edition, depicting a landscape, with the work measuring 60 × 73 cm and the frame 65 × 78 cm, in good condition and sold with frame.
Description from the seller
Signed by the author on the bottom and on the back it is again signed and titled
Good condition
The work is presented framed
Dimensions of the work: 60 x 73 cm.
Dimensions of the frame: 65 x 78 cm.
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Artist's Biography:
Born in the city of Barcelona on April 28, 1928. His passage through La Lonja and the Fine Arts Academy of the city of Condal will fortify him in the art of painting, which he had carried within him 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 bent, he moves masterfully in landscape, especially with the changes of light and the impact on objects.
The exhibition is a showcase of the very fine and sweet sense that it provides to his landscapes; the coloring he gives them makes us recover in the retina the real image of the places represented, transporting us to those bucolic locales.
Signed by the author on the bottom and on the back it is again signed and titled
Good condition
The work is presented framed
Dimensions of the work: 60 x 73 cm.
Dimensions of the frame: 65 x 78 cm.
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Artist's Biography:
Born in the city of Barcelona on April 28, 1928. His passage through La Lonja and the Fine Arts Academy of the city of Condal will fortify him in the art of painting, which he had carried within him 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 bent, he moves masterfully in landscape, especially with the changes of light and the impact on objects.
The exhibition is a showcase of the very fine and sweet sense that it provides to his landscapes; the coloring he gives them makes us recover in the retina the real image of the places represented, transporting us to those bucolic locales.

