Spanish school (XX) - Barcas - NO RESERVE

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Barcas – NO RESERVE is an original Spanish School 20th-century Impressionist seascape, an oil painting from 1950–1960, signed by hand and presented in a frame.

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Title: Boats — Mediterranean port
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School: Spanish (20th century)
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Author: Josep Maria Mallol Suazo (Barcelona, 1910–1986)
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Style: Marine impressionism and harbor landscape
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Technique: Oil on canvas
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Condition: Good overall state of conservation apparent, with possible mild signs of aging typical of its age.
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Circle and artistic influence:
Josep Maria Mallol Suazo (Barcelona, 1910–1986) was a Catalan painter of the 20th century whose output includes numerous seascapes, ports and coastal scenes of the Mediterranean, a theme that frequently appears in his work at specialized auctions.
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The work is related to the tradition of Mediterranean marine impressionism, especially to painting devoted to traditional ports and the depiction of fishing boats through a luminous and spontaneous interpretation of the landscape.
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His language shows affinities with Catalan impressionism and with certain aspects of marine painting by Joaquín Sorolla and Albert Marquet, especially for the interest in water reflections, luminosity and the use of a free brushstroke. These references constitute stylistic affinities and do not imply a direct relation to those artists.
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The composition depicts several fishing boats moored in a Mediterranean port during a calm day.
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In the foreground several traditional boats stand out, with dark and light hulls, resting on a practically motionless surface of the water. One of the vessels has crimson sails unfurled, introducing an intense chromatic accent to the whole.
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In the background other boats, dock elements, coastal buildings and a range of softly toned mountains, slightly blurred by the atmosphere, can be distinguished.
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The sea surface is rendered with horizontal brushstrokes and small color reflections that reproduce the silhouettes of the boats and masts. Whites, bluish grays, earth tones and reddish hues predominate, combined through clear and natural lighting.
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The execution stands out for its looseness and spontaneity, especially in the depiction of the vessels and the reflections on the water. The composition conveys a serene atmosphere, evocative of the daily activity of old fishing ports.
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The painting bears the signature “Mallol” in the lower right corner.
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It is presented in a dark wood frame with a mahogany tone, a wide moulding and a light white mat, enriched by a fine gold fillet delimiting the composition.
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Observations:

Harbor landscape with marine theme
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The work may incur damage during transport even with proper packaging. If so, we will need photographs of the damage to proceed with compensation. Customer satisfaction is always our priority.
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Exceptionally, shipping costs may be affected by surcharges for reasons such as being outside a continental territory, oversized dimensions or weight of the item. PremiArt will not be responsible for this surcharge.
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The courier that must pass through the Swiss border can experience much longer delays than usual, so, if possible, to expedite processing, we will provide the customs number that is holding the shipment so the customer can unlock it and thus it can reach its destination. Experience has taught us that this is the most effective solution for both parties.
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Due to high shipment volume, the order may be delayed by more than three days, for which we apologize and thank you for your patience. If you have any questions about your order, please contact us via internal messaging.
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Dimensions: 23 × 27 cm
Dimensions with frame: 41 × 46 cm

Title: Boats — Mediterranean port
ㅤ
School: Spanish (20th century)
ㅤ
Author: Josep Maria Mallol Suazo (Barcelona, 1910–1986)
ㅤ
Style: Marine impressionism and harbor landscape
ㅤ
Technique: Oil on canvas
ㅤ
Condition: Good overall state of conservation apparent, with possible mild signs of aging typical of its age.
ㅤ
Circle and artistic influence:
Josep Maria Mallol Suazo (Barcelona, 1910–1986) was a Catalan painter of the 20th century whose output includes numerous seascapes, ports and coastal scenes of the Mediterranean, a theme that frequently appears in his work at specialized auctions.
ㅤ
The work is related to the tradition of Mediterranean marine impressionism, especially to painting devoted to traditional ports and the depiction of fishing boats through a luminous and spontaneous interpretation of the landscape.
ㅤ
His language shows affinities with Catalan impressionism and with certain aspects of marine painting by Joaquín Sorolla and Albert Marquet, especially for the interest in water reflections, luminosity and the use of a free brushstroke. These references constitute stylistic affinities and do not imply a direct relation to those artists.
ㅤ
The composition depicts several fishing boats moored in a Mediterranean port during a calm day.
ㅤ
In the foreground several traditional boats stand out, with dark and light hulls, resting on a practically motionless surface of the water. One of the vessels has crimson sails unfurled, introducing an intense chromatic accent to the whole.
ㅤ
In the background other boats, dock elements, coastal buildings and a range of softly toned mountains, slightly blurred by the atmosphere, can be distinguished.
ㅤ
The sea surface is rendered with horizontal brushstrokes and small color reflections that reproduce the silhouettes of the boats and masts. Whites, bluish grays, earth tones and reddish hues predominate, combined through clear and natural lighting.
ㅤ
The execution stands out for its looseness and spontaneity, especially in the depiction of the vessels and the reflections on the water. The composition conveys a serene atmosphere, evocative of the daily activity of old fishing ports.
ㅤ
The painting bears the signature “Mallol” in the lower right corner.
ㅤ
It is presented in a dark wood frame with a mahogany tone, a wide moulding and a light white mat, enriched by a fine gold fillet delimiting the composition.
ㅤ
Observations:

Harbor landscape with marine theme
ㅤ
The work may incur damage during transport even with proper packaging. If so, we will need photographs of the damage to proceed with compensation. Customer satisfaction is always our priority.
ㅤ
Exceptionally, shipping costs may be affected by surcharges for reasons such as being outside a continental territory, oversized dimensions or weight of the item. PremiArt will not be responsible for this surcharge.
ㅤ
The courier that must pass through the Swiss border can experience much longer delays than usual, so, if possible, to expedite processing, we will provide the customs number that is holding the shipment so the customer can unlock it and thus it can reach its destination. Experience has taught us that this is the most effective solution for both parties.
ㅤ
Due to high shipment volume, the order may be delayed by more than three days, for which we apologize and thank you for your patience. If you have any questions about your order, please contact us via internal messaging.
ㅤ
Dimensions: 23 × 27 cm
Dimensions with frame: 41 × 46 cm

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Spanish school (XX)
Title of artwork
Barcas - NO RESERVE
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Condition
Good condition
Height
41 cm
Width
46 cm
Depiction/theme
Seascape
Style
Impressionism
Period
1950-1960
Sold by
Spain (Mainland & Balearic Islands)Verified
1820
Objects sold
96.32%
Private

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