Maria Rosa
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Trapeze artists
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Still life
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Composition with figures

An atypical and avant-garde artist, he worked apart from the official artistic world and with numerous appearances in group exhibitions. He developed his work within different “isms” without being forced to join any specific movement. It synthesizes various avant-gardes, from cubist language to constructivist, futurist, superrealism and geometric abstraction. His main references were the metaphysical […]
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Meticulous and technically accurate painter in the classic sense, his themes and style refer to a kind of surrealist universe and a magical realism very much his own. Precise in the brushwork, his work develops within the figurative artistic genre. Stylized images, often ironic, where the scene is sudden due to the detail of some […]
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Sanvisens came to Andorra following in the footsteps of Joaquim Mir, of whom he was a follower, as well as the Llotja School, where he was a professor. The landscapes became the main subject of his paintings. In the painting Andorra, despite the diagonal construction and the vanishing point perspective of the landscape, he paints […]
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Son of a leading painter, Modest Urgell, who he himself called a patum, he undertook a search for his own style and treatment of colour and light inherited from French impressionism. Shortly before the creation of this interior composition of the female figure, he had his first solo exhibition at the Sala Parés in 1917. […]
Read moreRibera de Cardós. Pallars Sobirà

A synthetic representation of the landscape of Montserrat and the unique massif of the mountain range, through the strength of the compactness of the elements. The painter conveys the lively movement and balance of the massif through the force of modernity and the avant-garde brushstrokes. A slow work, in favour of colour and material, in […]
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Gentleman’s toast

Genre painting or portraits that reflect the life of the bourgeoise and their environment. His work is in a historiscist style that allows him to display his talent depicting the detailed garments of previous periods. In Barcelona they called this “anecdotism”, whereby realism would capture a snapshot of reality, an anecdote. Once in Paris, with […]
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