Juan García Ripollés (1932) - Sculpture, Toro oriental - 13 cm - Patinated bronze






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Bronze patinated contemporary sculpture Toro Oriental by Juan García Ripollés (1932), a signed, limited edition piece certified by the author, in excellent condition, with dimensions 20 cm wide, 13 cm high, 6 cm deep and weighing 1 kg, made in Spain with a brown patinated bronze finish.
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Acquire the collectible Ripollés piece at a very special price. Bronze Patinated Terracotta Sculpture, the "ORIENTAL BULL" contemporary exclusive piece and CERTIFIED BY THE AUTHOR for an exceptional collector, a stylized work created by Juan García Ripollés signed and, a highly coveted piece, painter, sculptor and engraver from Castellón with large-format sculpture and works exhibited internationally in London, Paris, Germany, France, Holland, England, Spain, United States, etc. Juan García Ripollés, signs as Ripollés although colloquially he is known as Ripo. Sculptor, engraver and painter. Married (to Rosa) and with three children (Paloma, Yerma and Natalio).
Born on September 4, 1932 in Alzira (Valencia). His mother died in childbirth and at 11 he moved to Castellón with an adoptive family, so according to his own statements he considers himself born in Castellón and this is noted in some biographies.
In his early years he worked in a wide variety of trades, including as a slapdash house painter and industrial painting. He began his artistic studies at the Francisco Ribalta School of Arts and Trades in Castellón.
In 1954 he moved to Paris where he continued working as a wall painter, until in 1958 the Drouand David gallery discovered his artistic facet and his career as a graphic artist began and he became internationally known.
In 1963 he returned to Spain and settled in Seville, finally settling in 1972 in his native Castellón after having resided in various places across our geography. In 2010 he settled in his current residence of "Mas de Flors".
Mostly known in Spain for his sculptural work, his pieces are in different continents and in major cities around the world. He works with ceramics, fiberglass, Murano glass, resin, iron and bronze for larger sculptures. In painting he uses gouache, Chinese ink, acrylics, etc.
Don't miss the opportunity to revalue and beautify your home with this work by the author who alone makes bronze smile with every creation, where he captures with outstanding plasticity and creativity all his talent.
Acquire the collectible Ripollés piece at a very special price. Bronze Patinated Terracotta Sculpture, the "ORIENTAL BULL" contemporary exclusive piece and CERTIFIED BY THE AUTHOR for an exceptional collector, a stylized work created by Juan García Ripollés signed and, a highly coveted piece, painter, sculptor and engraver from Castellón with large-format sculpture and works exhibited internationally in London, Paris, Germany, France, Holland, England, Spain, United States, etc. Juan García Ripollés, signs as Ripollés although colloquially he is known as Ripo. Sculptor, engraver and painter. Married (to Rosa) and with three children (Paloma, Yerma and Natalio).
Born on September 4, 1932 in Alzira (Valencia). His mother died in childbirth and at 11 he moved to Castellón with an adoptive family, so according to his own statements he considers himself born in Castellón and this is noted in some biographies.
In his early years he worked in a wide variety of trades, including as a slapdash house painter and industrial painting. He began his artistic studies at the Francisco Ribalta School of Arts and Trades in Castellón.
In 1954 he moved to Paris where he continued working as a wall painter, until in 1958 the Drouand David gallery discovered his artistic facet and his career as a graphic artist began and he became internationally known.
In 1963 he returned to Spain and settled in Seville, finally settling in 1972 in his native Castellón after having resided in various places across our geography. In 2010 he settled in his current residence of "Mas de Flors".
Mostly known in Spain for his sculptural work, his pieces are in different continents and in major cities around the world. He works with ceramics, fiberglass, Murano glass, resin, iron and bronze for larger sculptures. In painting he uses gouache, Chinese ink, acrylics, etc.
Don't miss the opportunity to revalue and beautify your home with this work by the author who alone makes bronze smile with every creation, where he captures with outstanding plasticity and creativity all his talent.
