Manuel Viola (1916-1987) - Gallos

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Manuel Viola, Los Gallos, öljytaide kankaalle, alkuperäinen, signeerattu, 92 × 59,5 cm, Espanja, kehyksen kanssa, 1940–1950, Galería myy.

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Original painting of maestro Manuel Viola titled Los Gallos, executed in oil on canvas and signed.

The composition presents two roosters facing each other in a scene of dynamic tension, resolved with a gestural brushstroke, vibrant and charged with energy. The intense reds, electric yellows and deep blacks build a dramatic atmosphere that connects directly with the material expressionism characteristic of the artist.

The force of the stroke, the gestural charge and the chromatic contrast place this work within Viola's most powerful language, where figuration becomes pure pictorial energy.

Technical details:

Author: Manuel Viola

Title: Los Gallos

Technique: Oil on canvas

Dimensions: 92 x 59,5 cm

Signed

Framed

Good overall condition

Work with strong visual presence, ideal for collectors of Spanish informalism and followers of the El Paso group.

ABOUT MANUEL VIOLA

Manuel Viola (Zaragoza, 1916 – Madrid, 1987) was one of the great exponents of Spanish informalism and a founding member of the historic group El Paso, alongside Antonio Saura, Manolo Millares and Rafael Canogar.

His work is part of important public and private collections, and his career is tied to the renewal of postwar Spanish art. Viola developed his own expressionist language, characterized by chromatic intensity, violent gesturality and a strong emotional charge.

His market is consolidated in national and international auctions.

Original painting of maestro Manuel Viola titled Los Gallos, executed in oil on canvas and signed.

The composition presents two roosters facing each other in a scene of dynamic tension, resolved with a gestural brushstroke, vibrant and charged with energy. The intense reds, electric yellows and deep blacks build a dramatic atmosphere that connects directly with the material expressionism characteristic of the artist.

The force of the stroke, the gestural charge and the chromatic contrast place this work within Viola's most powerful language, where figuration becomes pure pictorial energy.

Technical details:

Author: Manuel Viola

Title: Los Gallos

Technique: Oil on canvas

Dimensions: 92 x 59,5 cm

Signed

Framed

Good overall condition

Work with strong visual presence, ideal for collectors of Spanish informalism and followers of the El Paso group.

ABOUT MANUEL VIOLA

Manuel Viola (Zaragoza, 1916 – Madrid, 1987) was one of the great exponents of Spanish informalism and a founding member of the historic group El Paso, alongside Antonio Saura, Manolo Millares and Rafael Canogar.

His work is part of important public and private collections, and his career is tied to the renewal of postwar Spanish art. Viola developed his own expressionist language, characterized by chromatic intensity, violent gesturality and a strong emotional charge.

His market is consolidated in national and international auctions.

Tiedot

Myydään kehysten kanssa
Kyllä
Myyjä
Galleria
Editio
Alkuperäinen
Taiteilija
Manuel Viola (1916-1987)
Taideteoksen nimi
Gallos
Tekniikka
Öljymaalaus
Signeeraus
Signeerattu
Alkuperämaa
Espanja
Kunto
Hyvä
Leveys
92 cm
Leveys
59.5 cm
Paino
3 g
Kuvaus/aihe
Eläimet
Tyyli
Ekspressionismi
Ajanjakso
1940-1950
Myynyt käyttäjä
EspanjaVerifioitu
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