Matador

Miguel De Miguel

2025 • Spain • Acrylic on Canvas

39 x 31 in

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Miguel De Miguel

Spain

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Artwork details

Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 39.4x31.5in

About this artwork

This painting captures the bullfighter from an unusual perspective: from behind, in a firm and enigmatic stance. The intense orange background suggests tension and drama, enveloping the figure in a vibrant energy that anticipates the duel.

The bullfighter's suit, depicted with circular shapes and patches in blue and ochre tones, moves away from realism and embraces abstraction, conveying a sense of lived history, wear, and even symbolic scars.… The purple cape at his feet reinforces the emotional contrast between glory and blood, ceremony and risk.

The absent face doesn't dehumanize the character; on the contrary, it universalizes him, transforming him into an archetype of the courage, tradition, and contradiction of bullfighting. The work conveys solemnity, pride, and tension with a visual sobriety that strikes through its silence.

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Miguel De Miguel

Spain

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Works on commission

Miguel De Miguel, a self-taught artist with a distinguished international career, favors painting as his medium. He fuses abstraction with figuration, using vibrant colors and geometric shapes to express profound emotions and explore themes of identity and human connection. His work, characterized by the simplification of the human figure, invites profound reflection on existence. Through his art, he conveys his devotion to the female figure and aims to evoke emotions with his vibrant use of color.

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