Agustí Sargatal (1935) - Campos de verano





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西班牙出品,Agustí Sargatal(1935 年生)的油畫作品 Campos de verano,油畫於板上,原始版本,2000–2010 年,尺寸 73 × 60 × 1 cm,畫家在右上角親筆簽名,由 Galería 發售,狀態良好。
賣家描述
Pictura Galeria presents this magnificent artwork belonging to Agustí Sargatal, which represents a rural scene showing several peasants working during harvest, reflecting collective effort and the traditional connection with the land. The painting stands out for its excellent technique and the great pictorial quality it conveys.
· Dimensions of the work: 73x60x1 cm.
· Oil on panel signed by hand by the artist in the bottom right corner, A. Sargatal.
· The piece is in good conservation condition.
The work comes from an exclusive private collection in Girona.
Important note: the photographs included are an integral part of the lot description. Digital representation in an indicative mockup; there may be differences from the actual item in color, scale and details.
The work will be professionally packaged by a IVEX expert (https://www.instagram.com/ivex.online/), using high-quality materials to ensure its protection. The shipping price covers both the cost of professional packaging and the transportation itself.
Shipping will be done by Correos or GLS with tracking. International shipping available.
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This painting powerfully portrays a peasant scene linked to harvesting work, conveying the hardness, dignity and simple beauty of rural life. The composition revolves around three figures working in a golden field under a warm, silent atmosphere, surrounded by sheaves of wheat and a large stack of straw that dominates part of the scene. The image captures a everyday moment full of authenticity, where every gesture and posture reflect physical effort, coordination and experience acquired over time. The open, luminous landscape contributes breadth to the work, while ochre and earthy tones envelop the whole composition in a sense of warmth and deep agricultural tradition.
The human figures appear fully integrated into the surroundings, as if naturally part of the landscape itself. Their faces are barely defined but do not detract from the scene’s humanity; on the contrary, they universalize the depiction of the farmer and turn the characters into symbols of collective work and the ancestral bond with the land. The wide-brim hats protect from the sun and add visual personality to each figure, also creating interesting plays of volume and contrast. One character holds a large sheaf of ears, another bends to harvest, while the figure at the top seems to coordinate or extend the material toward the enormous pile of straw. The arrangement of bodies conveys continuous movement and a perfectly balanced dynamic.
The field is dominated by golden and brown tones evoking late summer or the peak of the harvest. The textures of the cut wheat, scattered sheaves and the great mound of straw add visual richness and turn the landscape into a lively, tangible setting. Light seems to filter gently over the dry field surfaces, illuminating the spikes and highlighting the lighter areas of the clothing. There is a very attractive contrast between the bright areas and the deeper shadows, especially in the large mass of straw, which adds volume and a powerful sense of physical weight. The distant horizon and the soft mountains in the background contribute to depth and a serene atmosphere.
The scene also has a strongly emotional dimension. Beyond depicting a simple agricultural activity, the painting conveys values such as shared effort, collaboration, and the intimate relationship between humans and the natural cycle of the earth. There is a sense of inherited tradition, of tasks repeated generation after generation, where manual work takes on almost ritual significance. The composition does not seek drama, but rather an honest beauty born of rural everyday life. The viewer can imagine the dry sound of the ears, the heat of the field, and the worn-out fatigue of a harvest day under the sun.
Overall, the work is a warm and deeply human representation of traditional peasant labor, where the harvest becomes a symbol of effort, unity, and connection with nature. The golden tones, moving figures, and the serenity of the landscape create a scene full of authenticity and nostalgia, capable of transporting the viewer to a simple, quiet rural world full of dignity.
Pictura Galeria presents this magnificent artwork belonging to Agustí Sargatal, which represents a rural scene showing several peasants working during harvest, reflecting collective effort and the traditional connection with the land. The painting stands out for its excellent technique and the great pictorial quality it conveys.
· Dimensions of the work: 73x60x1 cm.
· Oil on panel signed by hand by the artist in the bottom right corner, A. Sargatal.
· The piece is in good conservation condition.
The work comes from an exclusive private collection in Girona.
Important note: the photographs included are an integral part of the lot description. Digital representation in an indicative mockup; there may be differences from the actual item in color, scale and details.
The work will be professionally packaged by a IVEX expert (https://www.instagram.com/ivex.online/), using high-quality materials to ensure its protection. The shipping price covers both the cost of professional packaging and the transportation itself.
Shipping will be done by Correos or GLS with tracking. International shipping available.
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This painting powerfully portrays a peasant scene linked to harvesting work, conveying the hardness, dignity and simple beauty of rural life. The composition revolves around three figures working in a golden field under a warm, silent atmosphere, surrounded by sheaves of wheat and a large stack of straw that dominates part of the scene. The image captures a everyday moment full of authenticity, where every gesture and posture reflect physical effort, coordination and experience acquired over time. The open, luminous landscape contributes breadth to the work, while ochre and earthy tones envelop the whole composition in a sense of warmth and deep agricultural tradition.
The human figures appear fully integrated into the surroundings, as if naturally part of the landscape itself. Their faces are barely defined but do not detract from the scene’s humanity; on the contrary, they universalize the depiction of the farmer and turn the characters into symbols of collective work and the ancestral bond with the land. The wide-brim hats protect from the sun and add visual personality to each figure, also creating interesting plays of volume and contrast. One character holds a large sheaf of ears, another bends to harvest, while the figure at the top seems to coordinate or extend the material toward the enormous pile of straw. The arrangement of bodies conveys continuous movement and a perfectly balanced dynamic.
The field is dominated by golden and brown tones evoking late summer or the peak of the harvest. The textures of the cut wheat, scattered sheaves and the great mound of straw add visual richness and turn the landscape into a lively, tangible setting. Light seems to filter gently over the dry field surfaces, illuminating the spikes and highlighting the lighter areas of the clothing. There is a very attractive contrast between the bright areas and the deeper shadows, especially in the large mass of straw, which adds volume and a powerful sense of physical weight. The distant horizon and the soft mountains in the background contribute to depth and a serene atmosphere.
The scene also has a strongly emotional dimension. Beyond depicting a simple agricultural activity, the painting conveys values such as shared effort, collaboration, and the intimate relationship between humans and the natural cycle of the earth. There is a sense of inherited tradition, of tasks repeated generation after generation, where manual work takes on almost ritual significance. The composition does not seek drama, but rather an honest beauty born of rural everyday life. The viewer can imagine the dry sound of the ears, the heat of the field, and the worn-out fatigue of a harvest day under the sun.
Overall, the work is a warm and deeply human representation of traditional peasant labor, where the harvest becomes a symbol of effort, unity, and connection with nature. The golden tones, moving figures, and the serenity of the landscape create a scene full of authenticity and nostalgia, capable of transporting the viewer to a simple, quiet rural world full of dignity.

