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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
15x18.1in
About this artwork
In this work, I captured the essence of an urban corner, where daily life is intertwined with tradition. My brushstroke, impulsive but careful, seeks to convey the welcoming atmosphere of the brewery, a place of meeting and shared stories. With each stroke, I sought not only to portray an image, but also to evoke the warmth and community spirit that this place exudes. This painting will bring to your home an emotional charge, a fragment of life and… a touch of nostalgia for the authentic.
On March 14, 1985, the Santa Ana brewery was inaugurated, in the mythical square from which it took its name.
This square had the privilege of being “the main center of the retail love trade.” There were important gatherings there. A world that swam between the waters of underworld and glory. On its “summer terraces” there was an attendance of journalists, intellectuals and professors, students and bullfighters, poets and, above all, theater people.
His work shows a mixture of realistic and impressionist styles, both awakening a great interest in the current art market. Realism attracts collectors who appreciate precise technique and detailed representation, as seen in his works of urban landscapes and still lifes. The impressionistic elements, evident in his depictions of people in environments atmospheric, they are very popular with audiences interested in emotional and expressive techniques.