Federico García Lorca Tomás Castaño Work on Paper for sale

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Federico García Lorca

Tomás Castaño

2018 • Spain • Oil, Pencil on Paper

9 x 7 in

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Tomás Castaño

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Medium : Oil, Pencil on Paper
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 8.7x7.1in

About this artwork

Series dedicated to Federico García Lorca during his stay in New York. This portrait is part of a series painted for the illustration of a new book dedicated to Lorca in New York and will be the cover of it.
García Lorca left Spain in 1929 to give lectures in Cuba and New York. Even so, the reason for the trip was perhaps a pretext to change the scene and flee from the environment that surrounded him and that oppressed him: due to a sentimental… failure and the inner dilemma he felt due to his sexuality, Lorca suffered a deep depression at that time. . He lived in New York from June 25, 1929 to March 4, 1930, then leaving for Cuba, where he lived for three months.

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Tomás Castaño

Spain

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International Exposure
Prizewinner
Covered by the Press
Favorited by galleries
Featured in gallery curations
Works on commission

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.

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