Julian Calatrava Weber (XX) - Paracaidistas

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Original mixed-media artwork Paracaidistas by Julián Calatrava Weber (2005), measuring 144 × 137 cm, in Pop Art style, signed by hand, sold with an original metal frame, in excellent condition.

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Original work by Spanish artist Julián Calatrava Weber, titled Parachutists.

The composition shows a dynamic scene of figures descending in parachutes over a background built from newspaper collage and layers of paint superimposed. The contrast between the stylized figurative language—clean contour and a nearly graphic aesthetic—and the complex texture of the background creates a visual tension that is very characteristic of the artist.

The figures float in an ambiguous space between playfulness and the conceptual, while the newspaper-based support introduces a critical reading of information, society, and the construction of collective narratives.

Technical details:

Artist: Julián Calatrava Weber
Title: Parachutists
Medium: Mixed media on rigid support (collage + acrylic)
Dimensions: 144 x 137 cm
Signed
Original metal frame
Condition: Very good
A work with strong visual presence, ideal for collectors of contemporary Spanish figurative art or spaces of modern architecture.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Julián Calatrava Weber develops a pictorial language that combines stylized figuration, urban iconography, and media collage. His work moves between contemporary pop and visual critique, generating dynamic and recognizable compositions.

Large-format pieces, like this one, are especially valued for their visual impact and the balance between conceptual content and decorative appeal.

Original work by Spanish artist Julián Calatrava Weber, titled Parachutists.

The composition shows a dynamic scene of figures descending in parachutes over a background built from newspaper collage and layers of paint superimposed. The contrast between the stylized figurative language—clean contour and a nearly graphic aesthetic—and the complex texture of the background creates a visual tension that is very characteristic of the artist.

The figures float in an ambiguous space between playfulness and the conceptual, while the newspaper-based support introduces a critical reading of information, society, and the construction of collective narratives.

Technical details:

Artist: Julián Calatrava Weber
Title: Parachutists
Medium: Mixed media on rigid support (collage + acrylic)
Dimensions: 144 x 137 cm
Signed
Original metal frame
Condition: Very good
A work with strong visual presence, ideal for collectors of contemporary Spanish figurative art or spaces of modern architecture.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Julián Calatrava Weber develops a pictorial language that combines stylized figuration, urban iconography, and media collage. His work moves between contemporary pop and visual critique, generating dynamic and recognizable compositions.

Large-format pieces, like this one, are especially valued for their visual impact and the balance between conceptual content and decorative appeal.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Julian Calatrava Weber (XX)
Title of artwork
Paracaidistas
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2005
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
144 cm
Width
137 cm
Weight
12 kg
Style
Pop Art
Period
2000-2010
SpainVerified
2
Objects sold
Private

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