Francisco Sánchez (XX-XXI) - El Barranco Florido

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El Barranco Florido, oil painting of a landscape, from the 1960–1970 period, origin Europe, sold with frame.

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Title: The Flowering Ravine
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School: Spanish School (20th century)
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Author: Francisco Sánchez
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Style: Fauvism / Landscape Expressionism
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Technique: Oil on panel
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Condition: Good overall state of conservation.
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Circle and artistic influence:
The painting shows influences of Fauvism and Expressionism through its non-naturalistic color treatment, the use of energetic brushstrokes, and the simplification of natural elements. The dominant presence of the tree and the intensity of ochres, purples, yellows and greens recall the chromatic investigations of Post-Impressionism and the Fauvist landscape artists of the 20th century.
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Francisco Sánchez, an artist active during the 20th century, develops in this work an intensely chromatic interpretation of the landscape. His language here is characterized by spontaneous brushwork, visible material, and the expressive transformation of natural colors.
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Landscape dominated by a large naked tree whose branching structure crops up against a clear sky. The fields are distributed with broad chromatic masses of ochres, purples, greens and reddish tones, while the vegetation in the foreground is resolved with brief, energetic brushstrokes. The tree acts as the compositional axis and gives the whole a strong personality.
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Wooden frame painted in a pale off-white tone, with a wide and simple profile, featuring discreet dark lines that underscore its moldings.
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Observations:
The work may incur damage during transport even with proper packaging. In such a case, we will require photographs of the defects to proceed with compensation. The customer’s satisfaction is always our priority.
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exceptionally, shipping costs may be affected by a surcharge due to reasons such as being outside a continental territory, exceeding dimensions or weight of the item. PremiArt will in no case cover this surcharge.
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The courier that must cross the Swiss border can experience much longer delays than usual, so, if possible to expedite processing, we will provide the customs number that is holding the shipment so the customer can unblock it and thus reach its destination. Experience has taught us that this is the most effective solution for both parties.
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Due to the high volume of shipments, it is possible that the order is delayed by more than three days, for which we apologize and thank you for your patience. If you have any questions about your order, please contact us via internal messaging.
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Dimensions: 55 × 46 cm
Dimensions with frame: 72 × 64 cm

Title: The Flowering Ravine
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School: Spanish School (20th century)
ㅤ
Author: Francisco Sánchez
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Style: Fauvism / Landscape Expressionism
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Technique: Oil on panel
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Condition: Good overall state of conservation.
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Circle and artistic influence:
The painting shows influences of Fauvism and Expressionism through its non-naturalistic color treatment, the use of energetic brushstrokes, and the simplification of natural elements. The dominant presence of the tree and the intensity of ochres, purples, yellows and greens recall the chromatic investigations of Post-Impressionism and the Fauvist landscape artists of the 20th century.
ㅤ
Francisco Sánchez, an artist active during the 20th century, develops in this work an intensely chromatic interpretation of the landscape. His language here is characterized by spontaneous brushwork, visible material, and the expressive transformation of natural colors.
ㅤ
Landscape dominated by a large naked tree whose branching structure crops up against a clear sky. The fields are distributed with broad chromatic masses of ochres, purples, greens and reddish tones, while the vegetation in the foreground is resolved with brief, energetic brushstrokes. The tree acts as the compositional axis and gives the whole a strong personality.
ㅤ
Wooden frame painted in a pale off-white tone, with a wide and simple profile, featuring discreet dark lines that underscore its moldings.
ㅤ
Observations:
The work may incur damage during transport even with proper packaging. In such a case, we will require photographs of the defects to proceed with compensation. The customer’s satisfaction is always our priority.
ㅤ
exceptionally, shipping costs may be affected by a surcharge due to reasons such as being outside a continental territory, exceeding dimensions or weight of the item. PremiArt will in no case cover this surcharge.
ㅤ
The courier that must cross the Swiss border can experience much longer delays than usual, so, if possible to expedite processing, we will provide the customs number that is holding the shipment so the customer can unblock it and thus reach its destination. Experience has taught us that this is the most effective solution for both parties.
ㅤ
Due to the high volume of shipments, it is possible that the order is delayed by more than three days, for which we apologize and thank you for your patience. If you have any questions about your order, please contact us via internal messaging.
ㅤ
Dimensions: 55 × 46 cm
Dimensions with frame: 72 × 64 cm

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Francisco Sánchez (XX-XXI)
Title of artwork
El Barranco Florido
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
Europe
Year
2005
Condition
Good condition
Height
72 cm
Width
64 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Impressionism
Period
1960-1970
Sold by
SpainVerified
1693
Objects sold
96.1%
Private

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