Miguel Granados (1933) - Marina





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Marina is an original oil painting by Miguel Granados, dating from 1950–1960, depicting a seascape and sold framed.
Description from the seller
Miguel Granados the author:
Miguel Granados (born in Valencia in 1933) is a reputed and sought-after artist specializing in maritime landscapes (seascapes). His works, mainly executed in oil on canvas, stand out for faithfully capturing the light, the transparency of the water, the reflections and the movement of the waves breaking on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. He has held very successful exhibitions in Spain and other European countries, with his paintings forming part of various prestigious private collections,
The work is one of the numerous seascapes he painted.
Miguel Granados belongs to the Valencian School of Seascapes, an artistic movement continuing the Mediterranean luminism (Sorolla) and 19th-century Spanish realism.
Miguel Granados's style (Valencia, 1933) is firmly positioned within academic figurative realism, focused almost exclusively on the maritime genre (seascapes).
Miguel Granados the author:
Miguel Granados (born in Valencia in 1933) is a reputed and sought-after artist specializing in maritime landscapes (seascapes). His works, mainly executed in oil on canvas, stand out for faithfully capturing the light, the transparency of the water, the reflections and the movement of the waves breaking on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. He has held very successful exhibitions in Spain and other European countries, with his paintings forming part of various prestigious private collections,
The work is one of the numerous seascapes he painted.
Miguel Granados belongs to the Valencian School of Seascapes, an artistic movement continuing the Mediterranean luminism (Sorolla) and 19th-century Spanish realism.
Miguel Granados's style (Valencia, 1933) is firmly positioned within academic figurative realism, focused almost exclusively on the maritime genre (seascapes).

