GABRIELA GALILEO - "Reinterpreting EVE" NO Reserve
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Gabriela Galileo's original oil on panel titled "Reinterpreting EVE" NO Reserve, 31 x 31 cm, hand-signed, in excellent condition, created in Spain in 2014, depicting a religious theme and sold with frame.
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About the Work
Technique: Oil on panel, traditional altarpiece techniques.
Support: Table prepared with calcium carbonate and rabbit glue attached to a wooden structure with a hanging system.
Dimensions: Painting: 20 x 20 cm; (7.87 x 7.87 inches) Adhered to a 31 x 31 cm wooden structure.
Ready to hang with a metal hanging system (photo).
Year: 2012
Status: Work completed and varnished with final protective varnish.
Description:
This work is a reinterpretation of a fragment of the altarpiece 'Eva' by Albrecht Dürer, currently housed in the Museo del Prado. The piece was created following faithfully the ancient painting techniques on panel: the panel was prepared with calcium carbonate and rabbit glue, emulating the historical methods of Renaissance altarpieces.
The oil was applied following the traditional technique, respecting the modeling and nuances of the original, and the work has been protected with a final varnish that ensures its preservation. This piece reflects a deep technical approach, attention to detail, and a rigorous study of classical painting traditions, while also conveying the artist's sensitivity and personal perspective.
Ideal for collectors interested in figurative art, historical painting techniques, and works inspired by Renaissance masters.
Seller's description: GABRIELA GALILEO. An Italian-Argentine artist residing in Barcelona. Specializing in figurative painting, with training in conservation and restoration of cultural heritage, in the specialty of painting on canvas and panel. Her artistic profile is versatile, combining technical mastery and aesthetic sensitivity to create works of great expressiveness and quality.
Throughout his career, he has worked with various techniques, including oil, acrylic, watercolor, and egg tempera, allowing him to adapt his style to different supports and themes. His works mainly encompass portrait, human figure, and urban landscape, showcasing a figurative approach, attention to detail, and a clear narrative intent.
Individual Exhibitions
2017-2024 Carré d'Artistes. Strasbourg, Barcelona, Saint Etienne.
2018. Argentine Consulate in Barcelona, Malvinas Argentinas Room, 'Landscapes and Portraits.'
2016. 'Excursions, Portraits and Landscapes'. Vázquez Montalbán Civic Center, Vallvidrera, Barcelona.
Guinardó Civic Center, Barcelona.
2000 'Architecture drawings, Urban sketch,' Conference room, Faculty of Architecture and
Urban Planning, University of Buenos Aires.
Collective Exhibitions
2016 Cercle Artístic Sant LLuc. Portraits
16th Painting Exhibition at Passeig Sant Joan. Urban landscapes.
2003-2009 Annual collective exhibition, Cercle Artístic Sant Lluc, Barcelona.
Awards
2015 Selected in the XVIII Painting Contest Sant Vinçens, Sitges.
2005 Selected for the 3rd International Drawing Biennial Josep Amat, Sant Feliu de Guixols, Girona.
2005 First Prize in Painting at the Spring Contest, Botanical Garden. Buenos Aires.
About the Work
Technique: Oil on panel, traditional altarpiece techniques.
Support: Table prepared with calcium carbonate and rabbit glue attached to a wooden structure with a hanging system.
Dimensions: Painting: 20 x 20 cm; (7.87 x 7.87 inches) Adhered to a 31 x 31 cm wooden structure.
Ready to hang with a metal hanging system (photo).
Year: 2012
Status: Work completed and varnished with final protective varnish.
Description:
This work is a reinterpretation of a fragment of the altarpiece 'Eva' by Albrecht Dürer, currently housed in the Museo del Prado. The piece was created following faithfully the ancient painting techniques on panel: the panel was prepared with calcium carbonate and rabbit glue, emulating the historical methods of Renaissance altarpieces.
The oil was applied following the traditional technique, respecting the modeling and nuances of the original, and the work has been protected with a final varnish that ensures its preservation. This piece reflects a deep technical approach, attention to detail, and a rigorous study of classical painting traditions, while also conveying the artist's sensitivity and personal perspective.
Ideal for collectors interested in figurative art, historical painting techniques, and works inspired by Renaissance masters.
Seller's description: GABRIELA GALILEO. An Italian-Argentine artist residing in Barcelona. Specializing in figurative painting, with training in conservation and restoration of cultural heritage, in the specialty of painting on canvas and panel. Her artistic profile is versatile, combining technical mastery and aesthetic sensitivity to create works of great expressiveness and quality.
Throughout his career, he has worked with various techniques, including oil, acrylic, watercolor, and egg tempera, allowing him to adapt his style to different supports and themes. His works mainly encompass portrait, human figure, and urban landscape, showcasing a figurative approach, attention to detail, and a clear narrative intent.
Individual Exhibitions
2017-2024 Carré d'Artistes. Strasbourg, Barcelona, Saint Etienne.
2018. Argentine Consulate in Barcelona, Malvinas Argentinas Room, 'Landscapes and Portraits.'
2016. 'Excursions, Portraits and Landscapes'. Vázquez Montalbán Civic Center, Vallvidrera, Barcelona.
Guinardó Civic Center, Barcelona.
2000 'Architecture drawings, Urban sketch,' Conference room, Faculty of Architecture and
Urban Planning, University of Buenos Aires.
Collective Exhibitions
2016 Cercle Artístic Sant LLuc. Portraits
16th Painting Exhibition at Passeig Sant Joan. Urban landscapes.
2003-2009 Annual collective exhibition, Cercle Artístic Sant Lluc, Barcelona.
Awards
2015 Selected in the XVIII Painting Contest Sant Vinçens, Sitges.
2005 Selected for the 3rd International Drawing Biennial Josep Amat, Sant Feliu de Guixols, Girona.
2005 First Prize in Painting at the Spring Contest, Botanical Garden. Buenos Aires.
Details
Artist
GABRIELA GALILEO
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
"Reinterpreting EVE" NO Reserve
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of Origin
Spain
Year
2014
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Black, Brown, Green, Orange
Height
31 cm
Width
31 cm
Depiction/Theme
Religion
Style
Realism
Period
2010-2020
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