Enrique Beltrán Messa (1940-2006) - Día de mercado





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Día de mercado is an original oil painting by Enrique Beltrán Messa (1940–2006), from 1980–1990, signed by hand and sold framed, from Spain.
Description from the seller
Signed on the bottom
The painting is presented very well framed
Good condition
Artwork dimensions: 60 cm high x 73 cm wide
Artwork dimensions: 88 cm high x 100 cm wide
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Artist's Biography:
Enrique Beltrán Messa (Valencia, 1940–2006) was a Spanish contemporary landscape painter, based in Besalú (Girona). He trained at the School of Fine Arts of San Carlos in Valencia and at Sant Jordi in Barcelona, and he enriched his style after trips to Paris, Rome, Vienna and London.
Beltrán Messa specialized in rural and urban landscapes, showing a marked preference for nature. His work, with a classical outlook, stands out for its serenity, balance, and nuanced luminism, in the tradition of Claude Lorrain and the Barbizon School, as well as impressionist influences. Predominant in his palette are yellows, greens and ochres; light and the Mediterranean Sea are central in his painting, alongside scenes of lively and rainy cities such as Barcelona and Valencia.
He also experimented with mixed media such as collage, using newspaper paper.
His works are in Spanish and international collections (Germany, France, USA, Saudi Arabia).
He was a prolific artist, focused on drawing and attention to detail.
In short, Beltrán Messa is recognized for his harmonious landscapes, the masterful treatment of light and color, and his ability to portray nature and the urban environment with great sensitivity.
Signed on the bottom
The painting is presented very well framed
Good condition
Artwork dimensions: 60 cm high x 73 cm wide
Artwork dimensions: 88 cm high x 100 cm wide
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Artist's Biography:
Enrique Beltrán Messa (Valencia, 1940–2006) was a Spanish contemporary landscape painter, based in Besalú (Girona). He trained at the School of Fine Arts of San Carlos in Valencia and at Sant Jordi in Barcelona, and he enriched his style after trips to Paris, Rome, Vienna and London.
Beltrán Messa specialized in rural and urban landscapes, showing a marked preference for nature. His work, with a classical outlook, stands out for its serenity, balance, and nuanced luminism, in the tradition of Claude Lorrain and the Barbizon School, as well as impressionist influences. Predominant in his palette are yellows, greens and ochres; light and the Mediterranean Sea are central in his painting, alongside scenes of lively and rainy cities such as Barcelona and Valencia.
He also experimented with mixed media such as collage, using newspaper paper.
His works are in Spanish and international collections (Germany, France, USA, Saudi Arabia).
He was a prolific artist, focused on drawing and attention to detail.
In short, Beltrán Messa is recognized for his harmonious landscapes, the masterful treatment of light and color, and his ability to portray nature and the urban environment with great sensitivity.

