E. García - La silla de oro XL






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La silla de oro XL is an original acrylic realist painting by E. García from Spain, 100 x 70 cm, dated 2026, hand-signed, sold directly by the artist, in excellent condition.
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THE GOLDEN CHAIR is a 70x100 cm painting by contemporary artist Ernest García. This work represents a bright and exuberant interior where a golden wicker chair becomes the visual axis of the composition. Surrounded by large green plants and positioned opposite open blue doors, the chair introduces a nearly human presence within a domestic space full of color, light and serenity.
The composition is organized through a succession of planes that guide the gaze from the foreground to the back of the room. The chair, rendered in yellows, ochres and oranges, contrasts with the intense pink wall and the blue shutters framing the entrance. Beyond, a room bathed in yellow light is revealed, decorated with plants, an oriental rug and a large window that reinforces the sense of depth. The absence of figures allows the objects and architecture to build, on their own, a narrative of waiting, rest and everyday life.
The chromatic treatment is one of the work’s main attractions. Ernest García combines reds, cobalt blues, solar yellows, deep greens and violets through direct contrasts that convey energy and balance. The brushstroke is broad, visible and spontaneous, especially in the vegetation and the architectural surfaces. The color does not seek to reproduce reality literally but to express the warm, vital atmosphere of the interior.
The painting shows affinities with Fauvism, especially Henri Matisse, for its chromatic freedom, the integration of plants and textiles, and the transformation of the domestic space into a decorative construct. Echoes of Pierre Bonnard can also be sensed in the intimacy of the interior and in the way different rooms are linked by open doors, light and color. The empty chair also recalls the pictorial tradition in which everyday objects act as indirect portraits of their inhabitants.
More than representing a piece of furniture, The Golden Chair offers a reflection on presence within absence. The chair seems to wait for someone, while the open doors invite a mental tour of the house and the life that continues outside the frame. The abundant vegetation turns the interior into a small habitable garden, reinforcing the sense of refuge, freshness and well-being.
The Golden Chair is especially attractive to collectors interested in contemporary figurative painting, Mediterranean interiors, wicker chairs, vintage furniture, interior design, tropical plants, blue doors, domestic architecture, decorative art, Fauvism, Post-Impressionism, Henri Matisse, Pierre Bonnard, colorful interiors and contemporary painting with a luminous atmosphere.
Authenticity and Shipping:
The work is offered directly by E. García, guaranteeing its authenticity with a certificate signed by the artist himself. The painting will be carefully rolled and protected inside a sturdy cardboard tube for shipping. Upon payment confirmation, a three-day lead time is required to prepare and dispatch the piece. Delivery time will depend on the destination, with a maximum of up to ten business days.
THE GOLDEN CHAIR is a 70x100 cm painting by contemporary artist Ernest García. This work represents a bright and exuberant interior where a golden wicker chair becomes the visual axis of the composition. Surrounded by large green plants and positioned opposite open blue doors, the chair introduces a nearly human presence within a domestic space full of color, light and serenity.
The composition is organized through a succession of planes that guide the gaze from the foreground to the back of the room. The chair, rendered in yellows, ochres and oranges, contrasts with the intense pink wall and the blue shutters framing the entrance. Beyond, a room bathed in yellow light is revealed, decorated with plants, an oriental rug and a large window that reinforces the sense of depth. The absence of figures allows the objects and architecture to build, on their own, a narrative of waiting, rest and everyday life.
The chromatic treatment is one of the work’s main attractions. Ernest García combines reds, cobalt blues, solar yellows, deep greens and violets through direct contrasts that convey energy and balance. The brushstroke is broad, visible and spontaneous, especially in the vegetation and the architectural surfaces. The color does not seek to reproduce reality literally but to express the warm, vital atmosphere of the interior.
The painting shows affinities with Fauvism, especially Henri Matisse, for its chromatic freedom, the integration of plants and textiles, and the transformation of the domestic space into a decorative construct. Echoes of Pierre Bonnard can also be sensed in the intimacy of the interior and in the way different rooms are linked by open doors, light and color. The empty chair also recalls the pictorial tradition in which everyday objects act as indirect portraits of their inhabitants.
More than representing a piece of furniture, The Golden Chair offers a reflection on presence within absence. The chair seems to wait for someone, while the open doors invite a mental tour of the house and the life that continues outside the frame. The abundant vegetation turns the interior into a small habitable garden, reinforcing the sense of refuge, freshness and well-being.
The Golden Chair is especially attractive to collectors interested in contemporary figurative painting, Mediterranean interiors, wicker chairs, vintage furniture, interior design, tropical plants, blue doors, domestic architecture, decorative art, Fauvism, Post-Impressionism, Henri Matisse, Pierre Bonnard, colorful interiors and contemporary painting with a luminous atmosphere.
Authenticity and Shipping:
The work is offered directly by E. García, guaranteeing its authenticity with a certificate signed by the artist himself. The painting will be carefully rolled and protected inside a sturdy cardboard tube for shipping. Upon payment confirmation, a three-day lead time is required to prepare and dispatch the piece. Delivery time will depend on the destination, with a maximum of up to ten business days.
