Juan Escauriaza (1961) - Two Chimneys
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Original work by contemporary painter Juan Escauriaza, titled “Two Chimneys,” created in 2005 in acrylic on canvas and signed by the artist.
The composition shows a seemingly simple domestic architecture —a roof/covering, two chimneys, and an open sky— transformed into a scene of silent, elegant atmosphere. Escauriaza handles light with subtlety, achieving a almost photographic sensation, but reinterpreted from contemporary painting.
The work stands out for:
• Great compositional balance in a panoramic format (50 x 100 cm)
• Precise treatment of light and sky
• Clean, restrained, and sophisticated painting
• Contemporary aesthetic with a strong decorative character
• Signed and titled on the back
It is an ideal piece for modern interiors, architecture, office, or private collection focused on high-quality contemporary figurative painting.
Technical details
Artist: Juan Escauriaza
Title: Two Chimneys
Year: 2005
Technique: Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 50 x 100 cm
Signed and titled on the back
Condition: Excellent
Original work, not a reproduction.
Will be shipped with professional packaging.
Brief artist bio
Juan Escauriaza is a contemporary Spanish painter whose work focuses on architecture and urban landscape from a sober and restrained perspective. His painting is characterized by technical precision, study of light, and an introspective atmosphere that recalls certain approaches of international contemporary realism.
He has exhibited in Spanish galleries and his work is part of private collections. His production sits within elegant contemporary figuration, highly valued in decorative and architectural contexts.
Original work by contemporary painter Juan Escauriaza, titled “Two Chimneys,” created in 2005 in acrylic on canvas and signed by the artist.
The composition shows a seemingly simple domestic architecture —a roof/covering, two chimneys, and an open sky— transformed into a scene of silent, elegant atmosphere. Escauriaza handles light with subtlety, achieving a almost photographic sensation, but reinterpreted from contemporary painting.
The work stands out for:
• Great compositional balance in a panoramic format (50 x 100 cm)
• Precise treatment of light and sky
• Clean, restrained, and sophisticated painting
• Contemporary aesthetic with a strong decorative character
• Signed and titled on the back
It is an ideal piece for modern interiors, architecture, office, or private collection focused on high-quality contemporary figurative painting.
Technical details
Artist: Juan Escauriaza
Title: Two Chimneys
Year: 2005
Technique: Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 50 x 100 cm
Signed and titled on the back
Condition: Excellent
Original work, not a reproduction.
Will be shipped with professional packaging.
Brief artist bio
Juan Escauriaza is a contemporary Spanish painter whose work focuses on architecture and urban landscape from a sober and restrained perspective. His painting is characterized by technical precision, study of light, and an introspective atmosphere that recalls certain approaches of international contemporary realism.
He has exhibited in Spanish galleries and his work is part of private collections. His production sits within elegant contemporary figuration, highly valued in decorative and architectural contexts.
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Edition
Original
Artist
Juan Escauriaza (1961)
Title of artwork
Two Chimneys
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2005
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
50 cm
Width
100 cm
Weight
3 kg
Depiction/theme
Architecture
Style
Realism
Period
2000-2010
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