Francisco López Pacho (Gancedo) (1929) - Paisaje

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Paisaje is an oil painting by Francisco López Pacho (Gancedo) (born 1929), in the expresionismo style, measuring 18.5 cm wide by 13.5 cm high, hand-signed, original edition, from Spain in the 1970s, sold with a frame.

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GANCEDO: Artistic name of Francisco Lopez Pacho, a painter born in León on January 29, 1929. At the beginning of the 1960s he settled in La Coruña where, in addition to his usual work (decorating artistic stained glass, glass engraving, advertising drawing), he dedicates himself more intensely and continuously to painting and drawing.

Gancedo has participated since then in numerous solo exhibitions (La Coruña, Lugo, Orense, Pontevedra, Ferrol and León) and group exhibitions (Madrid, Santander and León), and he has been awarded several prizes, including the silver medal in the XVI Certamen de Exaltación de Valores Leoneses (1968), the first prize of the IV Exposición de Pintura y Escultura "Ciudad de Mondoñedo" (1978), and the second prize for posters in the competition convened in 1979 by the Escuela Superior de Arquitectura de La Coruña. His work is dispersed in private collections in Spain, the Netherlands and Venezuela, as well as in the Diputación de León and the Centro Asturiano de La Coruña.

WORK:

The central theme of this work is the coastal seascape, a recurring motif in Francisco López Pacho's artistic production due to his close relationship with the Galicia surroundings.

- Technique: Miniature oil painting.
- Style: Expressionism.
- Country: Spain.
- Approximate date: between the 1970s and the 1990s.
- Measurements: 18.5 cm wide x 13.5 cm high.
- Private collection.
- Very good condition.
- It is shipped with bubble wrap and ample protection, framed as reflected in the images.

GANCEDO: Artistic name of Francisco Lopez Pacho, a painter born in León on January 29, 1929. At the beginning of the 1960s he settled in La Coruña where, in addition to his usual work (decorating artistic stained glass, glass engraving, advertising drawing), he dedicates himself more intensely and continuously to painting and drawing.

Gancedo has participated since then in numerous solo exhibitions (La Coruña, Lugo, Orense, Pontevedra, Ferrol and León) and group exhibitions (Madrid, Santander and León), and he has been awarded several prizes, including the silver medal in the XVI Certamen de Exaltación de Valores Leoneses (1968), the first prize of the IV Exposición de Pintura y Escultura "Ciudad de Mondoñedo" (1978), and the second prize for posters in the competition convened in 1979 by the Escuela Superior de Arquitectura de La Coruña. His work is dispersed in private collections in Spain, the Netherlands and Venezuela, as well as in the Diputación de León and the Centro Asturiano de La Coruña.

WORK:

The central theme of this work is the coastal seascape, a recurring motif in Francisco López Pacho's artistic production due to his close relationship with the Galicia surroundings.

- Technique: Miniature oil painting.
- Style: Expressionism.
- Country: Spain.
- Approximate date: between the 1970s and the 1990s.
- Measurements: 18.5 cm wide x 13.5 cm high.
- Private collection.
- Very good condition.
- It is shipped with bubble wrap and ample protection, framed as reflected in the images.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Francisco López Pacho (Gancedo) (1929)
Title of artwork
Paisaje
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
13.5 cm
Width
18.5 cm
Depiction/theme
Nature
Style
Expressionism
Period
1970-1980
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