J. Gordillo (XX-XXI) - Romería del Rocío

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Romería del Rocío is an original, hand-signed oil painting by J. Gordillo (20th–21st century), made in Spain between 1990 and 2000 in an Impressionist style and sold framed.

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This work is an oil painting in a rural and impressionist style that depicts the Rocío pilgrimage. Through loose brushstrokes and a vibrant luminosity, the painting captures the festive and devotional essence of this famous Andalusian tradition.

Main elements of the composition

• The foreground and the protagonists: In the central axis stands a musician playing the tamboril and the flute (piteros), setting the pace of the march. Next to them walks a woman dressed in a striking magenta pink flamenco dress with violet details. Beside them, other figures wear regional outfits in light blues and tones, reflecting the movement of the advance.
• The Simpecado cart: Immediately behind the main characters rises the traditional white cart decorated with flowers and columns, which houses the Marian insignia (the Simpecado). It is the central and sacred piece of the procession.
• The crowd and the surroundings: In the background a large number of romeros on foot and horsemen dissolve into a powdery atmosphere, evoking the dust of the road kicked up under the intense midday sun.
• Color and light: The palette features pastel tones, whites, and ochers in the earth and sky, contrasted with pure color touches in the outfits and the drum, achieving a very Andalusian luminous atmosphere.
The painting is framed in a classic carved and gilded wooden frame with Baroque-style ornamentation.

DIMENSIONS WITHOUT FRAME: 55 HIGH X 46 WIDE

This work is an oil painting in a rural and impressionist style that depicts the Rocío pilgrimage. Through loose brushstrokes and a vibrant luminosity, the painting captures the festive and devotional essence of this famous Andalusian tradition.

Main elements of the composition

• The foreground and the protagonists: In the central axis stands a musician playing the tamboril and the flute (piteros), setting the pace of the march. Next to them walks a woman dressed in a striking magenta pink flamenco dress with violet details. Beside them, other figures wear regional outfits in light blues and tones, reflecting the movement of the advance.
• The Simpecado cart: Immediately behind the main characters rises the traditional white cart decorated with flowers and columns, which houses the Marian insignia (the Simpecado). It is the central and sacred piece of the procession.
• The crowd and the surroundings: In the background a large number of romeros on foot and horsemen dissolve into a powdery atmosphere, evoking the dust of the road kicked up under the intense midday sun.
• Color and light: The palette features pastel tones, whites, and ochers in the earth and sky, contrasted with pure color touches in the outfits and the drum, achieving a very Andalusian luminous atmosphere.
The painting is framed in a classic carved and gilded wooden frame with Baroque-style ornamentation.

DIMENSIONS WITHOUT FRAME: 55 HIGH X 46 WIDE

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Original
Artist
J. Gordillo (XX-XXI)
Title of artwork
Romería del Rocío
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Condition
Good condition
Height
79 cm
Width
69 cm
Style
Impressionism
Period
1990-2000
Spain (Mainland & Balearic Islands)Verified
2
Objects sold
Private

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