Ángel Galán (1911‑1998) - Paisaje de pueblo castellano





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Ángel Galán’s original 1977 watercolour on paper, titled “Paisaje de pueblo castellano”, is hand-signed and sold framed.
Description from the seller
Original watercolor by Ángel Galán (master watercolorist and professor at the National School of Ceramics), signed and dated 1977, depicting a Castilian village with traditional architecture beneath a lively sky.
Artist: Ángel Galán (1911–1998), recognized as one of the great Spanish watercolorists of the 20th century and a prominent member of the Spanish Watercolorists’ Association.
Subject: A cobbled street in a Castilian village, lined with stone houses and curved clay-tile roofs; in the distance, two human figures lend scale and life to the scene, while a cloudy sky, rendered in broad washes, enhances the composition’s atmospheric character.
Technique: Watercolor on paper, mounted with a mat and glass in a classic-profile gilt wooden frame.
Dimensions
Framed dimensions (with glass): 92 × 73 cm.
Artwork dimensions: 70 × 50 cm.
A substantial-format work, fully representative of Galán’s mature period in the 1970s, and highly appealing to collectors of Castilian landscapes and contemporary Spanish watercolor.
Shipping costs will be paid by the buyer and calculated according to the dimensions, weight, and destination. Shipping costs include custom professional packaging, as well as personalized shipping with a tracking number and insurance.
The frame protecting the work is offered as a courtesy, although it has value in its own right. It is included at no additional cost so that the artwork can be displayed immediately at its destination. Claims or cancellation requests will not be accepted for damage to the frame that does not affect the integrity of the artwork.
The buyer will be responsible for paying any import duties and applicable taxes in the destination country. The seller accepts no responsibility for these charges, which are determined and levied by the customs authorities of the destination country. If an export permit is required, the associated costs will be borne by the buyer and will vary according to the value of the artwork.
Seller's Story
Original watercolor by Ángel Galán (master watercolorist and professor at the National School of Ceramics), signed and dated 1977, depicting a Castilian village with traditional architecture beneath a lively sky.
Artist: Ángel Galán (1911–1998), recognized as one of the great Spanish watercolorists of the 20th century and a prominent member of the Spanish Watercolorists’ Association.
Subject: A cobbled street in a Castilian village, lined with stone houses and curved clay-tile roofs; in the distance, two human figures lend scale and life to the scene, while a cloudy sky, rendered in broad washes, enhances the composition’s atmospheric character.
Technique: Watercolor on paper, mounted with a mat and glass in a classic-profile gilt wooden frame.
Dimensions
Framed dimensions (with glass): 92 × 73 cm.
Artwork dimensions: 70 × 50 cm.
A substantial-format work, fully representative of Galán’s mature period in the 1970s, and highly appealing to collectors of Castilian landscapes and contemporary Spanish watercolor.
Shipping costs will be paid by the buyer and calculated according to the dimensions, weight, and destination. Shipping costs include custom professional packaging, as well as personalized shipping with a tracking number and insurance.
The frame protecting the work is offered as a courtesy, although it has value in its own right. It is included at no additional cost so that the artwork can be displayed immediately at its destination. Claims or cancellation requests will not be accepted for damage to the frame that does not affect the integrity of the artwork.
The buyer will be responsible for paying any import duties and applicable taxes in the destination country. The seller accepts no responsibility for these charges, which are determined and levied by the customs authorities of the destination country. If an export permit is required, the associated costs will be borne by the buyer and will vary according to the value of the artwork.

