Miguel Rasero (1955) - Botellas





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MIGUEL RASERO VALVERDE (1955)
Still life with three bottles
Author: Miguel Rasero Valverde (Doña Mencía, Córdoba, 1955).
School: Spanish, contemporary art.
Period: Second half of the 20th century.
Technique: Mixed media on paper, to be confirmed by direct examination.
Signature: Monogram «M. R.» in the lower left corner.
Framing: Molded black wood frame with a gilded inner profile and light mat.
Description
An interesting still life composition by the renowned Spanish contemporary painter Miguel Rasero, in which three glass vessels of different proportions appear, arranged on a background of loose, expressive brushstrokes.
The work presents a plastic language of great spontaneity, built with gestural strokes, superimposed grafisms and broad pigment stains in ochre, earth tones, grays and soft greenish hues.
The contours of the bottles are defined by quick, energetic lines, while the transparencies and reflections are suggested through the alternation between the reserved areas of the paper and applications of color.
The composition constitutes an attractive example of the contemporary reinterpretation of still life, a fundamental genre in Rasero’s artistic career. His treatment of volumes and the graphic decomposition of forms evoke the plastic explorations of cubism and expressionism, integrated into a personal language of notable visual strength.
About the artist
Miguel Rasero Valverde was born in Doña Mencía (Córdoba) in 1955 and developed much of his artistic career in Catalonia.
Since his first solo exhibition in Barcelona in 1975, he has maintained a prominent national and international career, exhibiting in cities such as Paris, Brussels, New York and Barcelona.
His production includes painting, drawing, collage, printmaking and sculpture, with particular prominence given to still lifes, which he has reinterpreted over several decades.
His work is represented in important public and private collections, including the Vila Casas Foundation and the Sorigué Foundation.
MIGUEL RASERO VALVERDE (1955)
Still life with three bottles
Author: Miguel Rasero Valverde (Doña Mencía, Córdoba, 1955).
School: Spanish, contemporary art.
Period: Second half of the 20th century.
Technique: Mixed media on paper, to be confirmed by direct examination.
Signature: Monogram «M. R.» in the lower left corner.
Framing: Molded black wood frame with a gilded inner profile and light mat.
Description
An interesting still life composition by the renowned Spanish contemporary painter Miguel Rasero, in which three glass vessels of different proportions appear, arranged on a background of loose, expressive brushstrokes.
The work presents a plastic language of great spontaneity, built with gestural strokes, superimposed grafisms and broad pigment stains in ochre, earth tones, grays and soft greenish hues.
The contours of the bottles are defined by quick, energetic lines, while the transparencies and reflections are suggested through the alternation between the reserved areas of the paper and applications of color.
The composition constitutes an attractive example of the contemporary reinterpretation of still life, a fundamental genre in Rasero’s artistic career. His treatment of volumes and the graphic decomposition of forms evoke the plastic explorations of cubism and expressionism, integrated into a personal language of notable visual strength.
About the artist
Miguel Rasero Valverde was born in Doña Mencía (Córdoba) in 1955 and developed much of his artistic career in Catalonia.
Since his first solo exhibition in Barcelona in 1975, he has maintained a prominent national and international career, exhibiting in cities such as Paris, Brussels, New York and Barcelona.
His production includes painting, drawing, collage, printmaking and sculpture, with particular prominence given to still lifes, which he has reinterpreted over several decades.
His work is represented in important public and private collections, including the Vila Casas Foundation and the Sorigué Foundation.

