Kees Salentijn (1947) - El Arena de Toro





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Kees Salentijn’s signed original artwork *El Arena de Toro* dates from 1989 and is sold framed.
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Kees Salentijn (1947)
El Arena de Toro
aqurel on paper
Size 52x44 cm, signed bottom right
This painting must be collected or delivered by courier; if you wish it to be mailed, then the framing is excluded / the shipping costs you have paid are a deposit toward the possible courier costs / if you collect it yourself you will get back these paid costs.
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Kees Salentijn studied at the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten in Amsterdam, Department of Free Painting. O.B. Kat is his most important teacher there. Salentijn studied paintings in the Prado in Madrid during his student years.
In the eighties, Salentijn traveled to Spain frequently. During this period he felt connected with artists from diverse movements, who more or less advocate spontaneous unconscious creation and do not primarily pursue aesthetic depiction. He combines the cheerful Cobra visual language with influences from Spanish culture.
Kees Salentijn (1947)
El Arena de Toro
aqurel on paper
Size 52x44 cm, signed bottom right
This painting must be collected or delivered by courier; if you wish it to be mailed, then the framing is excluded / the shipping costs you have paid are a deposit toward the possible courier costs / if you collect it yourself you will get back these paid costs.
if you bid on this item you agree to the above
Kees Salentijn studied at the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten in Amsterdam, Department of Free Painting. O.B. Kat is his most important teacher there. Salentijn studied paintings in the Prado in Madrid during his student years.
In the eighties, Salentijn traveled to Spain frequently. During this period he felt connected with artists from diverse movements, who more or less advocate spontaneous unconscious creation and do not primarily pursue aesthetic depiction. He combines the cheerful Cobra visual language with influences from Spanish culture.

