Joan LLaverias - Simbol 140 - XXL

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Joan LLaverias hand-signed original acrylic painting titled Simbol 140 - XXL, created in 2025, 80 cm by 115 cm, in excellent condition, depicting popular culture and originating from Spain.

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Unique large size original.
The painting Simbol 140 is made with acrylics and fine varnishes with a glossy effect finish.
Joan LLaverias has been a professional artist since 1992.
Joan LLaverias has held multiple exhibitions and participated in international art fairs, and currently exhibits at the Portgallery gallery in Barcelona. He also has work permanently in several international museums.
He has also been awarded national painting prizes.
The painting is made with acrylics and fine varnishes with a glossy effect finish.
The work is always shipped rolled up in a shock-resistant tube for transport.
In the photos of the lot, you can see the special tube to ensure the proper transport of the work.

Seller's Story

Joan Llaverias is a Catalan artist whose work represents the appearance of colors, especially those that appear in their pure state. As soon as he started painting as a child, Llaverias transformed all the images into geometric shapes. He studied engraving, ceramics and, later, jewelry design in Barcelona. He has been painting for more than 25 years and has clung to abstraction, which acts as a guide throughout his work. Llaverias' abstract work seeks to explore the limits of painting, both in shapes and colors. His paintings allude to the hippie movement of the 1960s, the artist seeks to find and invent images that are not yet known, or that have not been used before. Llaverias' paintings have been exhibited in Spain and abroad, especially in Europe.
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Unique large size original.
The painting Simbol 140 is made with acrylics and fine varnishes with a glossy effect finish.
Joan LLaverias has been a professional artist since 1992.
Joan LLaverias has held multiple exhibitions and participated in international art fairs, and currently exhibits at the Portgallery gallery in Barcelona. He also has work permanently in several international museums.
He has also been awarded national painting prizes.
The painting is made with acrylics and fine varnishes with a glossy effect finish.
The work is always shipped rolled up in a shock-resistant tube for transport.
In the photos of the lot, you can see the special tube to ensure the proper transport of the work.

Seller's Story

Joan Llaverias is a Catalan artist whose work represents the appearance of colors, especially those that appear in their pure state. As soon as he started painting as a child, Llaverias transformed all the images into geometric shapes. He studied engraving, ceramics and, later, jewelry design in Barcelona. He has been painting for more than 25 years and has clung to abstraction, which acts as a guide throughout his work. Llaverias' abstract work seeks to explore the limits of painting, both in shapes and colors. His paintings allude to the hippie movement of the 1960s, the artist seeks to find and invent images that are not yet known, or that have not been used before. Llaverias' paintings have been exhibited in Spain and abroad, especially in Europe.
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Artist
Joan LLaverias
Sold with frame
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Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Simbol 140 - XXL
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of Origin
Spain
Year
2025
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
80 cm
Width
115 cm
Depiction/Theme
Pop Culture
Style
Abstract
Period
2020+
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Objects sold
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