Alonso Cuesta - Dónde termina el campo - XL

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Alonso Cuesta presents an original acrylic landscape painting titled Dónde termina el campo - XL, hand-signed, created in 2026, in good condition, 73 cm high by 116 cm wide, produced in Spain and sold directly by the artist, unframed and rolled in a tube.

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Rodrigo Alonso Cuesta (Burgos, 1982). Resides in Spain.

This graduate in Fine Arts from the University of Salamanca and in Audiovisual Communication from the University of Burgos has had an outstanding academic formation, complemented by experiences abroad thanks to Erasmus scholarships he carried out in Portugal and Belgium.

His artistic activity focuses mainly on oil painting, acrylic, watercolor, digital art and paper, where he creates paintings, drawings and collages. His style is characterized by a rich, vivid, and expressive color palette, as well as a plastic compositional style, with dynamic and unusual perspectives, influenced by his passion for analog photography.

The themes he addresses in his works are “landscapes, still lifes and portraits…that’s all,” following the famous phrase of David Hockney. Although his work starts from figurative representation, he has recently begun to experiment with geometric abstraction, always in large-format formats and wide supports.

This artist has participated in numerous exhibitions nationally, with a special emphasis on the north of Spain. For more than 20 years, he has presented his work in various towns, such as Burgos, Teruel, Vitoria and Salamanca, where his work is especially recognized. In addition, he has won painting awards at both national and international levels, which demonstrates his talent and recognition in the artistic field.

Recently he won the prize of the III Motril Art Contest. 2024.

In addition to his presence in exhibitions, his works are part of multiple private collections around the world. This shows that his work is not only appreciated by the general public, but also by collectors and art lovers who value his unique style and technical skill.

In summary, this graduate in Fine Arts and Audiovisual Communication has developed a distinguished artistic career, focused on oil painting, acrylic, digital art, paper and watercolor. His work is characterized by a rich color palette, a plastic compositional style and unusual perspectives. With numerous exhibitions and awards at national and international levels, his work is part of private collections around the world.

You can visit his Instagram: @alonsocuesta_arteng

The artwork is delivered without a frame (professional packaging, rolled in a tube).

The indicated measurements are for the painting once stretched and mounted on a stretcher (the actual canvas dimensions are larger to allow mounting on a stretcher of 2 cm in width or less).

Rodrigo Alonso Cuesta (Burgos, 1982). Resides in Spain.

This graduate in Fine Arts from the University of Salamanca and in Audiovisual Communication from the University of Burgos has had an outstanding academic formation, complemented by experiences abroad thanks to Erasmus scholarships he carried out in Portugal and Belgium.

His artistic activity focuses mainly on oil painting, acrylic, watercolor, digital art and paper, where he creates paintings, drawings and collages. His style is characterized by a rich, vivid, and expressive color palette, as well as a plastic compositional style, with dynamic and unusual perspectives, influenced by his passion for analog photography.

The themes he addresses in his works are “landscapes, still lifes and portraits…that’s all,” following the famous phrase of David Hockney. Although his work starts from figurative representation, he has recently begun to experiment with geometric abstraction, always in large-format formats and wide supports.

This artist has participated in numerous exhibitions nationally, with a special emphasis on the north of Spain. For more than 20 years, he has presented his work in various towns, such as Burgos, Teruel, Vitoria and Salamanca, where his work is especially recognized. In addition, he has won painting awards at both national and international levels, which demonstrates his talent and recognition in the artistic field.

Recently he won the prize of the III Motril Art Contest. 2024.

In addition to his presence in exhibitions, his works are part of multiple private collections around the world. This shows that his work is not only appreciated by the general public, but also by collectors and art lovers who value his unique style and technical skill.

In summary, this graduate in Fine Arts and Audiovisual Communication has developed a distinguished artistic career, focused on oil painting, acrylic, digital art, paper and watercolor. His work is characterized by a rich color palette, a plastic compositional style and unusual perspectives. With numerous exhibitions and awards at national and international levels, his work is part of private collections around the world.

You can visit his Instagram: @alonsocuesta_arteng

The artwork is delivered without a frame (professional packaging, rolled in a tube).

The indicated measurements are for the painting once stretched and mounted on a stretcher (the actual canvas dimensions are larger to allow mounting on a stretcher of 2 cm in width or less).

Details

Sold with frame
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Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
Alonso Cuesta
Title of artwork
Dónde termina el campo - XL
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Condition
Good condition
Height
73 cm
Width
116 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Period
2020+
SpainVerified
357
Objects sold
100%
Private

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