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Albert BovenÓleo sobre tabla - Bodegón con elementos chinescos - Año 19291929
1929
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Excepcional obra del prestigioso pintor holandes Albert Boven (Bruselas, act. sig. xix - xx)
Se trata de un oleo sobre tabla de gran tamaño y calidad
Representando un bodegon con elementos chinescos
Como pueden ver en las fotografías, va firmado por el autor en la parte inferior (a.a.boven) y fechado del año 1929
La pintura se presenta muy bien enmarcada
El estado en general es bueno
Medidas obra: 122 cm. de altura x 153 cm. de ancho
Medidas obra enmarcada: 145 cm. de altura x 173 cm. de ancho
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Albert Boven, xix-xx, fué un pintor belga de escenas de género, interiores, personajes y composiciones orientalistas. fue un estudiante de la academia de bruselas.
- Creator:Albert Boven (Belgian)
- Creation Year:1929
- Dimensions:Height: 57.09 in (145 cm)Width: 68.12 in (173 cm)Depth: 1.97 in (5 cm)
- More Editions & Sizes:122 x 153 cm. - Edición únicaPrice: $2,356
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- Gallery Location:Sant Celoni, ES
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU2801216173802

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Pintor español de Barcelona perteneciente a la generación de los 50. Estudió en la Escuela de Artes y Oficios de Barcelona a mediados de la década de los años 40. Más tarde completará su formación académica en París y Londres, hecho que le proporcionó el contacto con los movimientos de vanguardia de posguerra. Trabajó dentro del informalismo matérico, exploró en el campo de la abstracción geométrica y el cinetismo formando parte del Grupo de Trabajo MENTE. Años más tarde volvió al mundo de la figuración. Durante los últimos, la creación de Josep Navarro continúa gravitando entre la abstracción y la figuración.
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