Rafael Sabatini (1898-1985) - Bodegón con limones, copa y botella

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Rafael Sabatini’s oil painting on canvas, “Bodegón con limones, copa y botella”, is a Spanish cubist still life dated 1965 and sold framed.

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Original work by painter Rafael Sabatini (1898-1985): 'Still Life with Lemons, Glass, and Bottle'. Oil on canvas with cubist aesthetics framed in a silver-toned wooden frame.

DESCRIPTION AND ARTISTIC ANALYSIS:
Captivating geometric still life with cubist and modern sensibilities. The composition features a pair of lemons, a crystal glass, and a bottle arranged on a plane of strong chromatic contrasts in blues and reds. Sabatini decomposes the volumes into faceted planes and rhythmic diagonals, achieving a visual balance of great aesthetic impact and modernity.

AUTHENTICITY AND SIGNATURE:
- Signed by the artist in brush at the lower left corner: "R. Sabatini".

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- Artist: Rafael Sabatini (1898-1985)
- Title: Still Life with Lemons, Glass, and Bottle
- Technique and support: Oil on original canvas
- Period: Around 1960-1970 (20th Century)
- Dimensions with frame: 42 x 37 cm
- Canvas dimensions: approx. 35 x 30 cm
- Framed: Delivered with an antique wooden frame in a silver-toned finish
- Provenance: Spanish private collection
- Condition: Good overall condition. Canvas and paint layer firm and stable; frame with light superficial wear typical of its age.

SHIPPING AND PROFESSIONAL PACKAGING:
Specialized multi-layer technical packaging of maximum protection for artworks, and shipping with tracking number and included international insurance.

Original work by painter Rafael Sabatini (1898-1985): 'Still Life with Lemons, Glass, and Bottle'. Oil on canvas with cubist aesthetics framed in a silver-toned wooden frame.

DESCRIPTION AND ARTISTIC ANALYSIS:
Captivating geometric still life with cubist and modern sensibilities. The composition features a pair of lemons, a crystal glass, and a bottle arranged on a plane of strong chromatic contrasts in blues and reds. Sabatini decomposes the volumes into faceted planes and rhythmic diagonals, achieving a visual balance of great aesthetic impact and modernity.

AUTHENTICITY AND SIGNATURE:
- Signed by the artist in brush at the lower left corner: "R. Sabatini".

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- Artist: Rafael Sabatini (1898-1985)
- Title: Still Life with Lemons, Glass, and Bottle
- Technique and support: Oil on original canvas
- Period: Around 1960-1970 (20th Century)
- Dimensions with frame: 42 x 37 cm
- Canvas dimensions: approx. 35 x 30 cm
- Framed: Delivered with an antique wooden frame in a silver-toned finish
- Provenance: Spanish private collection
- Condition: Good overall condition. Canvas and paint layer firm and stable; frame with light superficial wear typical of its age.

SHIPPING AND PROFESSIONAL PACKAGING:
Specialized multi-layer technical packaging of maximum protection for artworks, and shipping with tracking number and included international insurance.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Rafael Sabatini (1898-1985)
Title of artwork
Bodegón con limones, copa y botella
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
1965
Colour
Multicolour
Condition
Good condition
Height
42 cm
Width
37 cm
Depiction/theme
Still life
Style
Cubism
Period
1960-1970
Spain (Mainland & Balearic Islands)Verified
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