Iñaki Lozano (1942) - Basílica de Santa María del Coro (San Sebastián)

The artwork is signed by the artist at the bottom\n\nThe piece is presented very well framed\n\nDimensions of the work: 100 cm high x 81 cm wide\n\nFrame dimensions: 118 cm high x 99 cm wide\n\n:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::\n\nArtist biography:\n\nIñaki Lozano was born in Bilbao in 1942. From a very young age he showed a special sensitivity for drawing and painting, developing a deep admiration for historic architecture, old streets, and traditional atmospheres of European cities.\n\nHis artistic career was marked by a painting of impressionist and figurative character, with notable urban scenes, monumental squares, and picturesque corners of Spanish and Mediterranean cities.\n\nThroughout his work, Lozano developed a personal pictorial language, characterized by a loose, energetic, and impasted brushstroke, a rich palette of warm tones, and an extraordinary sensitivity to light effects on façades and historic buildings.\n\nHis compositions typically feature narrow streets full of life, flowering balconies, Baroque churches, and small human figures that bring movement and spontaneity to the scene. Architectural perspective and the treatment of light are two of the most representative elements of his painting.\n\nInfluenced by European impressionist tradition and Spanish landscape painting of the 20th century, his work combines architectural detail with a free and expressive interpretation of the urban environment.\n\nIñaki Lozano’s painting stands out for its luminosity, chromatic richness, and evocative atmosphere, conveying the charm of historic cities and the beauty of everyday Mediterranean life.