Ricardo Morán (1982) - Mujres Desnudas

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Oil on canvas Expressionist - Ricardo Morán (1982) - 60x50 cm (Framed)

ITEM DESCRIPTION:

• Author: Ricardo Morán (Spanish expressionist painter).
• Year: 1982 (Hand-signed and dated by the artist in the lower left corner).
• Technique: Oil on canvas.
• Style: Expressionism / Neo-expressionism of the 1980s.
• Canvas size: 60 cm (height) x 50 cm (width). (Overall dimensions slightly increase when including the frame).
• Condition: Good condition, both the painter's canvas and the stretcher and the frame.
Description of the artwork:
Spectacular and expressive oil painting created in 1982 by the visual artist Ricardo Morán. The piece depicts two naked human figures in a composition of great dramatic force and movement, resolved through energetic brushstrokes and a palette of yellows, blues and greens on the skin. The background, rendered in a vibrant saturated red, highlights the bold black outlines of the bodies. It bears an aesthetic strongly influenced by European avant-gardes and the great masters of Expressionism of the 20th century.

Provenance and History (Traceability guaranteed):
The piece has an excellent provenance. On the back of the stretcher it preserves intact its original handwritten cataloging label from the prestigious Madrid gallery Castellana Subastas, under the lot/inventory reference CAST. 115030, which certifies its authenticity and its passage through the professional art market.

Framing and delivery details:
It is delivered with its imposing original noble wood frame and classic gallery fabric matte. The frame greatly enhances the painting's chromatic strength, and the piece is ready to hang.

Oil on canvas Expressionist - Ricardo Morán (1982) - 60x50 cm (Framed)

ITEM DESCRIPTION:

• Author: Ricardo Morán (Spanish expressionist painter).
• Year: 1982 (Hand-signed and dated by the artist in the lower left corner).
• Technique: Oil on canvas.
• Style: Expressionism / Neo-expressionism of the 1980s.
• Canvas size: 60 cm (height) x 50 cm (width). (Overall dimensions slightly increase when including the frame).
• Condition: Good condition, both the painter's canvas and the stretcher and the frame.
Description of the artwork:
Spectacular and expressive oil painting created in 1982 by the visual artist Ricardo Morán. The piece depicts two naked human figures in a composition of great dramatic force and movement, resolved through energetic brushstrokes and a palette of yellows, blues and greens on the skin. The background, rendered in a vibrant saturated red, highlights the bold black outlines of the bodies. It bears an aesthetic strongly influenced by European avant-gardes and the great masters of Expressionism of the 20th century.

Provenance and History (Traceability guaranteed):
The piece has an excellent provenance. On the back of the stretcher it preserves intact its original handwritten cataloging label from the prestigious Madrid gallery Castellana Subastas, under the lot/inventory reference CAST. 115030, which certifies its authenticity and its passage through the professional art market.

Framing and delivery details:
It is delivered with its imposing original noble wood frame and classic gallery fabric matte. The frame greatly enhances the painting's chromatic strength, and the piece is ready to hang.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Original
Artist
Ricardo Morán (1982)
Title of artwork
Mujres Desnudas
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
1982
Colour
Blue, Green, Multicolour, Red, Yellow
Condition
Good condition
Height
60 cm
Width
50 cm
Depiction/theme
Nude
Style
Expressionism
Period
1980-1990
Sold by
SpainVerified
Private

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