Catalan School (XX) - NO RESERVE - The Grazing Horse

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The Grazing Horse, an oil painting from 1970–1980, originated in Spain and is sold with its frame, depicting a marine landscape in a Pos-Impressionist style with a hand-signed surface.

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CAVALL PASTURANT — VIDRÀ

 Catalan School, second half of the 20th century — Oil on panel

• Author: Catalan School, second half of the 20th century

• Signature: Signed “E. Deu” in the lower right corner

• Chronology: Second half of the 20th century

• Technique: Oil on panel

• Support: Panel with textile texture, mounted in a frame

• Dimensions of the artwork: 35 × 27 cm, height × width

• Overall dimensions: 44 × 36 cm, height × width

• Title / inscription on the reverse: “ Cavall Pasturant – Vidrà”

• Subject: Horse grazing in a Catalan mountain landscape

• Presentation: Wooden frame in walnut tone, with a light inner fillet

• Condition: General condition acceptable. The work shows a thick, matte brushwork, with small irregularities and occasional signs of age or handling visible in the photographs. The frame shows light signs of use.

• Observations: The reverse retains a handwritten inscription with the title and the reference to Vidrà, as well as printed ribbons from Galerías Montblanc, Barcelona. These elements form part of the historical presentation of the piece, but are not interpreted as a certificate of authorship or conclusive provenance.

-- The work will be professionally packaged with custom-made packing and shipped insured to any international destination.

-- We work with a specialized logistics center, with preparation and distribution approximately within 3 days once payment is confirmed.

IDENTIFICATION

 1.1. Prudent signature and cataloguing

The work is signed “E. Deu” in the lower right corner. In the absence of additional documentation allowing a secure link between the signature and a specific artist, it is catalogued prudently as a Catalan School of the second half of the 20th century.

 1.2. Title and subsequent inscription

The reverse preserves the inscription “Cavall Pasturant – Vidrà,” which allows identifying the subject as a grazing horse and linking the scene to Vidrà’s rural landscape. This note adds a territorial and emotionally meaningful dimension to the painting.

ARTISTIC DESCRIPTION

 2.1. The horse as the center of the scene

The animal is depicted in a moment of calm, with the head inclined toward the grass. Its sturdy, nearby presence organizes the composition and creates a direct dialogue with the viewer.

 2.2. Matter, color and landscape

The brushstroke is frank, thick, and highly expressive. Greens, yellows, blues, and earth tones intertwine to build a luminous landscape, where the masses of vegetation and the flowers introduce depth and chromatic vibrancy.

STYLE, SCHOOL AND CONTEXT

 3.1. Catalan rural landscape

The work sits within a sensibility linked to Catalan landscape painting of the second half of the 20th century, interested in rural life, mountains, and animals as natural, nearby presences.

 3.2. A free and matieric gaze

It does not aim for an exact topographic description, but rather the evocation of a place and a light. The painting’s strength lies in its material quality, the synthesis of forms, and the straightforward way it resolves the horse and the fields.

CONDITION REPORT

 4.1. Painterly surface

The painting is in generally acceptable condition. Textural materiality, small irregularities, and slight signs of age or handling are visible in the photographs. No documentary information is available about possible previous interventions.

 4.2. Frame and reverse

The frame shows light signs of use typical of its age and handling. The reverse retains old presentation ribbons and handwritten annotations visible in the images.

GUARANTEE, TRANSPARENCY AND SHIPPING

 5.1. Clear cataloguing

The work is offered as a Catalan School of the second half of the 20th century, signed “E. Deu.” It is not attributed to an identified artist without sufficient documentation to support it.

 5.2. Photographs and frame

The photographs, measurements, and description are an essential part of the cataloguing. The frame is included as a courtesy and no claims will be accepted regarding its condition, age, fragility, alterations, or decorative suitability.

 5.3. Packaging and international transport

The gallery works with a professional packaging company, custom protection and foam, with insured international shipping. Any surcharges for destinations outside Euro zones 1 and 2, islands, remote areas, high-rate destinations, non-EU destinations, or special logistical circumstances will be borne by the buyer.

CONTEMPLATION

 6.1. The serenity of the pasture

The horse appears uninvolved by any drama. The scene conveys simple quietness: grass, light, vegetation and an animal that inhabits the landscape naturally.

 6.2. A painting with warm presence

It is a work especially pleasant to live with. The impasto, the intensity of the greens, and the warm notes of the animal offer a lively and friendly presence, without losing the intimate character of a rural scene.

Seller's Story

Barcelona Art Gallery Barcelona Art Gallery is made up of several artistic spaces based in the Les Corts district, Barcelona, specializing in old master painting, modern painting, decorative art, and European patrimonial pieces. We regularly collaborate with dealers, antique dealers, galleries, and private collectors from across Europe, which allows us to offer a continuous, curated, and varied selection of works for our international bidders and buyers. Our catalog focuses mainly on high-era European painting from the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries: oils, Spanish, Catalan, French, Italian, and Central European painting, as well as religious works, landscapes, portraits, genre scenes, academic painting, Impressionism, modern and decorative works. In addition to our auction activity, we work and collaborate with interior designers, decorators, galleries, collectors, film and theater production professionals, creative studios, and cultural sector professionals seeking pieces with character for specific projects. We are open to professional collaborations related to art, interior design, set design, collecting, decoration, audiovisual projects, commercial spaces, and the recovery of patrimonial pieces. Each work is presented with a clear, prudent, and honest description, accompanied by detailed photographs that are an essential part of the lot information. We work with bespoke professional packaging, a specialized logistics center, and insured international shipping. From Barcelona, we select works with history, presence, and a distinctive identity for collectors, interior designers, gallery owners, creative professionals, and art lovers from around the world.
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CAVALL PASTURANT — VIDRÀ

 Catalan School, second half of the 20th century — Oil on panel

• Author: Catalan School, second half of the 20th century

• Signature: Signed “E. Deu” in the lower right corner

• Chronology: Second half of the 20th century

• Technique: Oil on panel

• Support: Panel with textile texture, mounted in a frame

• Dimensions of the artwork: 35 × 27 cm, height × width

• Overall dimensions: 44 × 36 cm, height × width

• Title / inscription on the reverse: “ Cavall Pasturant – Vidrà”

• Subject: Horse grazing in a Catalan mountain landscape

• Presentation: Wooden frame in walnut tone, with a light inner fillet

• Condition: General condition acceptable. The work shows a thick, matte brushwork, with small irregularities and occasional signs of age or handling visible in the photographs. The frame shows light signs of use.

• Observations: The reverse retains a handwritten inscription with the title and the reference to Vidrà, as well as printed ribbons from Galerías Montblanc, Barcelona. These elements form part of the historical presentation of the piece, but are not interpreted as a certificate of authorship or conclusive provenance.

-- The work will be professionally packaged with custom-made packing and shipped insured to any international destination.

-- We work with a specialized logistics center, with preparation and distribution approximately within 3 days once payment is confirmed.

IDENTIFICATION

 1.1. Prudent signature and cataloguing

The work is signed “E. Deu” in the lower right corner. In the absence of additional documentation allowing a secure link between the signature and a specific artist, it is catalogued prudently as a Catalan School of the second half of the 20th century.

 1.2. Title and subsequent inscription

The reverse preserves the inscription “Cavall Pasturant – Vidrà,” which allows identifying the subject as a grazing horse and linking the scene to Vidrà’s rural landscape. This note adds a territorial and emotionally meaningful dimension to the painting.

ARTISTIC DESCRIPTION

 2.1. The horse as the center of the scene

The animal is depicted in a moment of calm, with the head inclined toward the grass. Its sturdy, nearby presence organizes the composition and creates a direct dialogue with the viewer.

 2.2. Matter, color and landscape

The brushstroke is frank, thick, and highly expressive. Greens, yellows, blues, and earth tones intertwine to build a luminous landscape, where the masses of vegetation and the flowers introduce depth and chromatic vibrancy.

STYLE, SCHOOL AND CONTEXT

 3.1. Catalan rural landscape

The work sits within a sensibility linked to Catalan landscape painting of the second half of the 20th century, interested in rural life, mountains, and animals as natural, nearby presences.

 3.2. A free and matieric gaze

It does not aim for an exact topographic description, but rather the evocation of a place and a light. The painting’s strength lies in its material quality, the synthesis of forms, and the straightforward way it resolves the horse and the fields.

CONDITION REPORT

 4.1. Painterly surface

The painting is in generally acceptable condition. Textural materiality, small irregularities, and slight signs of age or handling are visible in the photographs. No documentary information is available about possible previous interventions.

 4.2. Frame and reverse

The frame shows light signs of use typical of its age and handling. The reverse retains old presentation ribbons and handwritten annotations visible in the images.

GUARANTEE, TRANSPARENCY AND SHIPPING

 5.1. Clear cataloguing

The work is offered as a Catalan School of the second half of the 20th century, signed “E. Deu.” It is not attributed to an identified artist without sufficient documentation to support it.

 5.2. Photographs and frame

The photographs, measurements, and description are an essential part of the cataloguing. The frame is included as a courtesy and no claims will be accepted regarding its condition, age, fragility, alterations, or decorative suitability.

 5.3. Packaging and international transport

The gallery works with a professional packaging company, custom protection and foam, with insured international shipping. Any surcharges for destinations outside Euro zones 1 and 2, islands, remote areas, high-rate destinations, non-EU destinations, or special logistical circumstances will be borne by the buyer.

CONTEMPLATION

 6.1. The serenity of the pasture

The horse appears uninvolved by any drama. The scene conveys simple quietness: grass, light, vegetation and an animal that inhabits the landscape naturally.

 6.2. A painting with warm presence

It is a work especially pleasant to live with. The impasto, the intensity of the greens, and the warm notes of the animal offer a lively and friendly presence, without losing the intimate character of a rural scene.

Seller's Story

Barcelona Art Gallery Barcelona Art Gallery is made up of several artistic spaces based in the Les Corts district, Barcelona, specializing in old master painting, modern painting, decorative art, and European patrimonial pieces. We regularly collaborate with dealers, antique dealers, galleries, and private collectors from across Europe, which allows us to offer a continuous, curated, and varied selection of works for our international bidders and buyers. Our catalog focuses mainly on high-era European painting from the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries: oils, Spanish, Catalan, French, Italian, and Central European painting, as well as religious works, landscapes, portraits, genre scenes, academic painting, Impressionism, modern and decorative works. In addition to our auction activity, we work and collaborate with interior designers, decorators, galleries, collectors, film and theater production professionals, creative studios, and cultural sector professionals seeking pieces with character for specific projects. We are open to professional collaborations related to art, interior design, set design, collecting, decoration, audiovisual projects, commercial spaces, and the recovery of patrimonial pieces. Each work is presented with a clear, prudent, and honest description, accompanied by detailed photographs that are an essential part of the lot information. We work with bespoke professional packaging, a specialized logistics center, and insured international shipping. From Barcelona, we select works with history, presence, and a distinctive identity for collectors, interior designers, gallery owners, creative professionals, and art lovers from around the world.
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Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Original
Artist
Catalan School (XX) - NO RESERVE
Title of artwork
The Grazing Horse
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
44 cm
Width
36 cm
Weight
2 kg
Depiction/theme
Seascape
Style
Post-Impressionism
Period
1970-1980
SpainVerified
2871
Objects sold
100%
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