Domingo Apellaniz (1898-1957) - Escena costumbrista

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Caroline Bokobza
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Estimate  € 700 - € 900
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€8
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€6

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Domingo Apellaniz’s *Escena costumbrista* is a 19th-century oil painting from Spain, signed by hand and sold with a frame.

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Description from the seller

• Foreground on the left: Two men engage in conversation. One wears a coat in a deep blue with gold embroidery, matching breeches, white stockings, and a tricorn. His companion wears a coat in vibrant red or garnet with a gold waistcoat, holding what appears to be a walking cane or a sword.
• Foreground on the right: Two ladies walk together, dressed in elegant winter coats or thick capes with fur trim (one in pink tones and the other in dark brown) and coifs or bonnets, keeping their hands tucked in mittens to protect themselves from the cold.
• Background and retinue: In the middle ground, more figures in period costumes are visible, including a man with a red coat on the right and other characters who seem to accompany a carriage or a hand-litter with a covered canopy.

Environment and Atmosphere

• The ground: The scene unfolds on a cobblestone street that appears completely wet or shiny, suggesting it has just rained or is drizzling, softly reflecting the colors of the clothing and the sky.
• The architecture: In the background, a villa or European city with an antique aesthetic is outlined, with steeply pitched roofs, chimneys, and a tall tower that recalls the structure of a church or bell tower.
• Color palette: The overcast sky and the buildings use gray, ochre, and muted tones, which strongly emphasize the saturated colors of the main characters’ attire (blue, red, and pink).

DIMENSIONS WITHOUT FRAME: 54 HIGH X 65 WIDE

• Foreground on the left: Two men engage in conversation. One wears a coat in a deep blue with gold embroidery, matching breeches, white stockings, and a tricorn. His companion wears a coat in vibrant red or garnet with a gold waistcoat, holding what appears to be a walking cane or a sword.
• Foreground on the right: Two ladies walk together, dressed in elegant winter coats or thick capes with fur trim (one in pink tones and the other in dark brown) and coifs or bonnets, keeping their hands tucked in mittens to protect themselves from the cold.
• Background and retinue: In the middle ground, more figures in period costumes are visible, including a man with a red coat on the right and other characters who seem to accompany a carriage or a hand-litter with a covered canopy.

Environment and Atmosphere

• The ground: The scene unfolds on a cobblestone street that appears completely wet or shiny, suggesting it has just rained or is drizzling, softly reflecting the colors of the clothing and the sky.
• The architecture: In the background, a villa or European city with an antique aesthetic is outlined, with steeply pitched roofs, chimneys, and a tall tower that recalls the structure of a church or bell tower.
• Color palette: The overcast sky and the buildings use gray, ochre, and muted tones, which strongly emphasize the saturated colors of the main characters’ attire (blue, red, and pink).

DIMENSIONS WITHOUT FRAME: 54 HIGH X 65 WIDE

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Artist
Domingo Apellaniz (1898-1957)
Title of artwork
Escena costumbrista
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Condition
Good condition
Height
90 cm
Width
80 cm
Period
19th century
Spain (Mainland)Verified
New
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Private

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