Juan Ferrer Carbonell (1892-1985) - Bodegón de crisantemos
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Bodegón de crisantemos, a 1938 oil painting by Juan Ferrer Carbonell from Spain, a still life, 55 × 47 cm, signed by the artist, unframed and in acceptable condition.
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Signed at the bottom by the artist and dated 1938.
The painting is presented unframed.
The condition of the paint is acceptable
Work dimensions: 55 x 47 cm.
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Juan Ferrer Carbonell (1892-1985) was a Spanish painter, draftsman, and teacher.
Born in Madrid on June 5, 1892, he cultivated landscape painting and newspaper illustration, in addition to teaching. The critic José Francés commented on how his works 'a certain very virile melancholy, a delicacy not free of vigorous traits, translated the charm of remote places or lively scenes.' For Gil Fillol, he was 'a perceptive observer with a flexible sensitivity, interpreting the landscape in a simple and affectionate way.' At the 1934 National Fine Arts Exhibition, he won a third medal for Plaza de una villa bretona. A militant of UGT, after the civil war he encountered some problems with the Franco authorities and was subjected to purging processes. Ferrer, who was referred to in the press as 'the traveling painter,' died on January 29, 1985.
Signed at the bottom by the artist and dated 1938.
The painting is presented unframed.
The condition of the paint is acceptable
Work dimensions: 55 x 47 cm.
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Juan Ferrer Carbonell (1892-1985) was a Spanish painter, draftsman, and teacher.
Born in Madrid on June 5, 1892, he cultivated landscape painting and newspaper illustration, in addition to teaching. The critic José Francés commented on how his works 'a certain very virile melancholy, a delicacy not free of vigorous traits, translated the charm of remote places or lively scenes.' For Gil Fillol, he was 'a perceptive observer with a flexible sensitivity, interpreting the landscape in a simple and affectionate way.' At the 1934 National Fine Arts Exhibition, he won a third medal for Plaza de una villa bretona. A militant of UGT, after the civil war he encountered some problems with the Franco authorities and was subjected to purging processes. Ferrer, who was referred to in the press as 'the traveling painter,' died on January 29, 1985.
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Artist
Juan Ferrer Carbonell (1892-1985)
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Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Bodegón de crisantemos
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of Origin
Spain
Year
1938
Condition
Fair condition
Height
55 cm
Width
47 cm
Depiction/Theme
Still life
Period
1930-1940
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