Francisco Arnedo Linares (1926-2015) - Desnudo femenino - NO RESERVE

The work is signed by the artist at the bottom.

The condition of the work is good.

The painting is presented framed.

Dimensions of the work: 32 cm height x 26 cm width.

Frame dimensions: 38 cm height x 33 cm width.

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Biography of the artist:

José Francisco Arnedo Linares (1925-2011) was born in Valencia, Spain, and became a renowned Spanish landscape painter known for his vivid representations of rural and marine landscapes. He studied at the prestigious Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Carlos in Valencia, where his mentors included notable artists Ernesto Furió, Genaro Lahuerta, and Manuel Gimeno. Arnedo Linares was famous for his ability to capture the beauty of the Spanish countryside, as well as coastal and wetlands scenes, often drawing inspiration from the Valencian region.

Throughout his artistic career, Arnedo Linares developed a diverse body of work that included landscapes, seascapes, and still lifes, with particular attention to fruit still life compositions. His work is marked by an impressionist style that evolves toward post-impressionism, demonstrating a keen sensitivity to light and color. His landscapes typically depict his immediate surroundings—fields, villages, and coastal areas—imbued with timeless serenity. Arnedo Linares's works have been acquired by collectors throughout Spain, as well as France, England, Italy, Portugal, and New York, underscoring his international appeal.

Arnedo Linares received several prestigious awards throughout his career, including the Gold Medal of Fine Arts, in recognition of his contribution to Spanish painting. His works have been the subject of numerous exhibitions and are part of many private collections. Auction records of his works reflect their lasting value, as they continue to be coveted by collectors. His legacy as a landscape painter endures, and his work is celebrated for the richness of his portrayal of nature and his personal connection to the Valencian landscape.