École réaliste européenne (XX) - Les Trois Pêches
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Les Trois Pêches is a signed Spanish oil painting from 1940–1950, depicting a still life of three peaches and presented in a frame.
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European Realist School – Still Life with Three Peaches – Oil
Elegant oil painting belonging to the European realist school, depicting a delicate still life composed of three peaches arranged on a light surface.
The work stands out for its extraordinary compositional sobriety, the precision in the representation of the fruit, and a soft lighting that allows the volumes, textures, and chromatic nuances to be appreciated.
The artist uses a warm-toned palette, combining ochres, yellows, pinks, and reddish hues with delicate greenish reflections. The shadows cast on the surface add depth and reinforce the naturalistic character of the composition.
The absence of accessory elements concentrates all attention on the three fruits, transforming a everyday motif into a composition of notable elegance and balance.
Contexto artístico y referencias
The painting is inscribed within the tradition of European realist still life, a genre that achieved extraordinary development from the 17th century and continued to evolve through the 19th and 20th centuries.
Its sober composition and the attention given to textures show affinities with the tradition of Luis Egidio Meléndez (1716–1780), one of the great representatives of Spanish still life, renowned for the precision with which he represented fruits and everyday objects.
Similarly, the balanced arrangement of the elements allows establishing compositional relationships with the still life works of Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin (1699–1779), characterized by the simplicity of their subjects and a special sensitivity toward light.
The work also captures aspects of figurative realism developed during the 19th and 20th centuries, especially for its interest in faithfully representing the material characteristics of objects.
These references should be understood as stylistic affinities and do not imply attribution to the mentioned artists.
Artistic analysis
The composition presents three peaches aligned horizontally, arranged on a light-toned surface.
The artist builds the volumes through soft chromatic gradations, using a lateral illumination that creates natural shadows and helps convey the velvety texture of the fruits.
The neutral background, resolved with beige and ochre tones, allows the peach’s rich chromaticity to stand out without introducing elements that distract attention.
The painting displays meticulous execution, with special attention to the transitions between light and shadow and to the representation of the skin nuances of the fruits.
The result is a balanced composition of great serenity, in which the simplicity of the subject gains notable aesthetic prominence.
Artistic and Collecting Interest
The work constitutes an attractive interpretation of European realist still life, notable for the quality of its execution, chromatic harmony, and the sobriety of its composition.
The representation of three fruits on a neutral background connects with a long artistic tradition that has turned everyday objects into protagonists of some of the most recognized European paintings.
Its figurative language is especially interesting for collectors of realist painting, still lifes, European bodegones, and traditional figuration.
Characteristics of the work
Author: Not identified. Work signed.
School: European Realist.
Technique: Oil.
Style: Figurative Realism.
Genre: Still life.
Theme: Three peaches.
Signature: Signed in the lower right corner, unreadable.
Presentation: Framed.
Frame and conservation status
The painting is presented with a wide-moulded frame, finished in a light tone with gilded details, whose sober design enhances the chromatic delicacy of the composition.
The frame shows small signs of use and wear visible.
The frame is included as a gift to the buyer, with no commercial value, and is not part of the painting’s economic appraisal.
The conservation status and the visible characteristics of the work should be assessed from the provided photographs, which form an integral part of the description.
Shipping
The work will be carefully and professionally packed, using protective materials appropriate to its characteristics.
Deliveries outside the European Union may be subject to taxes, duties, and customs charges, which will be the buyer’s responsibility.
Additionally, shipments to islands, insular territories, or remote areas may incur additional surcharges imposed by the transport companies, which must be borne by the buyer.
Seller's Story
At ARTEMISA we specialize in the selection and auction of artworks, antiques, and collectible items, combining experience, passion, and special care in the choosing and presentation of each piece.
Throughout our journey we have assembled a catalog of more than 10,000 works, spanning a wide variety of schools, styles, and periods, with particular attention to painting and European art. The pieces mainly come from private collections and other selected sources, which allows us to maintain a broad, diverse, and continually renewing offering.
Each work is studied and presented with the aim of providing the collector with rigorous and transparent information, paying special attention to its cataloging, condition, and artistic context.
We work for both seasoned collectors and those who are just beginning to discover the world of art, offering—from accessible works to pieces of special historical, artistic, or decorative interest.
At ARTEMISA we understand each auction as an opportunity to discover, conserve, and give new life to works with history, connecting them with collectors around the world.
Translated by Google TranslateEuropean Realist School – Still Life with Three Peaches – Oil
Elegant oil painting belonging to the European realist school, depicting a delicate still life composed of three peaches arranged on a light surface.
The work stands out for its extraordinary compositional sobriety, the precision in the representation of the fruit, and a soft lighting that allows the volumes, textures, and chromatic nuances to be appreciated.
The artist uses a warm-toned palette, combining ochres, yellows, pinks, and reddish hues with delicate greenish reflections. The shadows cast on the surface add depth and reinforce the naturalistic character of the composition.
The absence of accessory elements concentrates all attention on the three fruits, transforming a everyday motif into a composition of notable elegance and balance.
Contexto artístico y referencias
The painting is inscribed within the tradition of European realist still life, a genre that achieved extraordinary development from the 17th century and continued to evolve through the 19th and 20th centuries.
Its sober composition and the attention given to textures show affinities with the tradition of Luis Egidio Meléndez (1716–1780), one of the great representatives of Spanish still life, renowned for the precision with which he represented fruits and everyday objects.
Similarly, the balanced arrangement of the elements allows establishing compositional relationships with the still life works of Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin (1699–1779), characterized by the simplicity of their subjects and a special sensitivity toward light.
The work also captures aspects of figurative realism developed during the 19th and 20th centuries, especially for its interest in faithfully representing the material characteristics of objects.
These references should be understood as stylistic affinities and do not imply attribution to the mentioned artists.
Artistic analysis
The composition presents three peaches aligned horizontally, arranged on a light-toned surface.
The artist builds the volumes through soft chromatic gradations, using a lateral illumination that creates natural shadows and helps convey the velvety texture of the fruits.
The neutral background, resolved with beige and ochre tones, allows the peach’s rich chromaticity to stand out without introducing elements that distract attention.
The painting displays meticulous execution, with special attention to the transitions between light and shadow and to the representation of the skin nuances of the fruits.
The result is a balanced composition of great serenity, in which the simplicity of the subject gains notable aesthetic prominence.
Artistic and Collecting Interest
The work constitutes an attractive interpretation of European realist still life, notable for the quality of its execution, chromatic harmony, and the sobriety of its composition.
The representation of three fruits on a neutral background connects with a long artistic tradition that has turned everyday objects into protagonists of some of the most recognized European paintings.
Its figurative language is especially interesting for collectors of realist painting, still lifes, European bodegones, and traditional figuration.
Characteristics of the work
Author: Not identified. Work signed.
School: European Realist.
Technique: Oil.
Style: Figurative Realism.
Genre: Still life.
Theme: Three peaches.
Signature: Signed in the lower right corner, unreadable.
Presentation: Framed.
Frame and conservation status
The painting is presented with a wide-moulded frame, finished in a light tone with gilded details, whose sober design enhances the chromatic delicacy of the composition.
The frame shows small signs of use and wear visible.
The frame is included as a gift to the buyer, with no commercial value, and is not part of the painting’s economic appraisal.
The conservation status and the visible characteristics of the work should be assessed from the provided photographs, which form an integral part of the description.
Shipping
The work will be carefully and professionally packed, using protective materials appropriate to its characteristics.
Deliveries outside the European Union may be subject to taxes, duties, and customs charges, which will be the buyer’s responsibility.
Additionally, shipments to islands, insular territories, or remote areas may incur additional surcharges imposed by the transport companies, which must be borne by the buyer.
Seller's Story
At ARTEMISA we specialize in the selection and auction of artworks, antiques, and collectible items, combining experience, passion, and special care in the choosing and presentation of each piece.
Throughout our journey we have assembled a catalog of more than 10,000 works, spanning a wide variety of schools, styles, and periods, with particular attention to painting and European art. The pieces mainly come from private collections and other selected sources, which allows us to maintain a broad, diverse, and continually renewing offering.
Each work is studied and presented with the aim of providing the collector with rigorous and transparent information, paying special attention to its cataloging, condition, and artistic context.
We work for both seasoned collectors and those who are just beginning to discover the world of art, offering—from accessible works to pieces of special historical, artistic, or decorative interest.
At ARTEMISA we understand each auction as an opportunity to discover, conserve, and give new life to works with history, connecting them with collectors around the world.
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Edition
Original
Artist
École réaliste européenne (XX)
Title of artwork
Les Trois Pêches
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Spain
Condition
Fair condition
Height
32 cm
Width
47 cm
Depiction/theme
Still life
Style
Realism
Period
1940-1950
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