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Joaquin SOROLLA Y BASTIDA (1863-1923) The white roses, 1916-1919 Oil on canvas, signed lower right. Inscribed on the reverse side "Given by BM to Geneviève in 1965". 63 x 75 cm (63 x 91,5 cm) Vertical crackling lines. Mounted on a frame reducing the composition. Provenance: - Septima D'URSEL (1883-1970) - Given to her daughter-in-law Geneviève V. in 1965 - By descent to the present owner Related works: - The Roses of the Sorolla House, Museum Collections Sorolla Museum, MS 1240 BPS 3405. - The Lilies, Sorolla Museum Collections, MS 1245 BPS 3410. We would like to thank Mrs. Blanca Pons-Sorolla for confirming the authenticity of this work, and for the valuable information she has provided us with. she has given us. The work will be included in the 4th volume of the catalog catalogue in preparation, by Mrs. Blanca Pons-Sorolla Sorolla under the nº BPS 3151. Joaquín Sorolla made this painting between 1916 and 1919, taking as a model the flowers in the garden of his Madrid home, which today houses the home in Madrid, which today houses the Sorolla Museum. Built in 1910 according to the painter's wishes, this garden, whose layout is typical of Spanish gardens, is a favorite subject of the artist, who sketched different of it between 1916 and 1920. The roses, by their virtuous whiteness, irradiate the canvas with light, of light, bringing out all their symbolic force in the eyes of the spectator. The "Master of Light" as described by Claude Monet, in his roses are not without evoking Joaquin SOROLLA Y BASTIDA (1863-1923) The White Roses, 1916-1919 Oil on canvas, signed lower right. On the reverse side is inscribed "Given by BM to Geneviève in 1965". 63 x 75 cm (63 x 91,5 cm) Vertical crackling lines. Mounted on a frame reducing the composition. 15 000 / 20 000 € Provenance : - Septima D'URSEL (1883-1970) - Given to her daughter-in-law Geneviève V. in 1965 - By descent to the present owner Related works : - The Roses of the Sorolla House, Museum Collections Sorolla Museum, MS 1240 BPS 3405. - The Lilies, Sorolla Museum Collections, MS 1245 BPS 3410. We would like to thank Mrs. Blanca Pons-Sorolla for confirming the authenticity of this work, and for the valuable information she has provided us with. she has given us. The work will be included in the 4th volume of the catalog catalogue in preparation, by Mrs. Blanca Pons-Sorolla Sorolla under the nº BPS 3151. Joaquín Sorolla made this painting between 1916 and 1919, taking as a model the flowers in the garden of his Madrid home, which today houses the home in Madrid, which today houses the Sorolla Museum. Built in 1910 according to the painter's wishes, this garden, whose layout is typical of Spanish gardens, is a favorite subject of the artist, who sketched different of it between 1916 and 1920. The roses, by their virtuous whiteness, irradiate the canvas with light, of light, bringing out all their symbolic force in the eyes of the spectator. The "Master of Light" as described by Claude Monet, in his roses are not without evoking the famous Water Lilies.
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Joaquin SOROLLA Y BASTIDA (1863-1923) The white roses, 1916-1919 Oil on canvas, signed lower right. Inscribed on the reverse side "Given by BM to Geneviève in 1965". 63 x 75 cm (63 x 91,5 cm) Vertical crackling lines. Mounted on a frame reducing the composition. Provenance: - Septima D'URSEL (1883-1970) - Given to her daughter-in-law Geneviève V. in 1965 - By descent to the present owner Related works: - The Roses of the Sorolla House, Museum Collections Sorolla Museum, MS 1240 BPS 3405. - The Lilies, Sorolla Museum Collections, MS 1245 BPS 3410. We would like to thank Mrs. Blanca Pons-Sorolla for confirming the authenticity of this work, and for the valuable information she has provided us with. she has given us. The work will be included in the 4th volume of the catalog catalogue in preparation, by Mrs. Blanca Pons-Sorolla Sorolla under the nº BPS 3151. Joaquín Sorolla made this painting between 1916 and 1919, taking as a model the flowers in the garden of his Madrid home, which today houses the home in Madrid, which today houses the Sorolla Museum. Built in 1910 according to the painter's wishes, this garden, whose layout is typical of Spanish gardens, is a favorite subject of the artist, who sketched different of it between 1916 and 1920. The roses, by their virtuous whiteness, irradiate the canvas with light, of light, bringing out all their symbolic force in the eyes of the spectator. The "Master of Light" as described by Claude Monet, in his roses are not without evoking Joaquin SOROLLA Y BASTIDA (1863-1923) The White Roses, 1916-1919 Oil on canvas, signed lower right. On the reverse side is inscribed "Given by BM to Geneviève in 1965". 63 x 75 cm (63 x 91,5 cm) Vertical crackling lines. Mounted on a frame reducing the composition. 15 000 / 20 000 € Provenance : - Septima D'URSEL (1883-1970) - Given to her daughter-in-law Geneviève V. in 1965 - By descent to the present owner Related works : - The Roses of the Sorolla House, Museum Collections Sorolla Museum, MS 1240 BPS 3405. - The Lilies, Sorolla Museum Collections, MS 1245 BPS 3410. We would like to thank Mrs. Blanca Pons-Sorolla for confirming the authenticity of this work, and for the valuable information she has provided us with. she has given us. The work will be included in the 4th volume of the catalog catalogue in preparation, by Mrs. Blanca Pons-Sorolla Sorolla under the nº BPS 3151. Joaquín Sorolla made this painting between 1916 and 1919, taking as a model the flowers in the garden of his Madrid home, which today houses the home in Madrid, which today houses the Sorolla Museum. Built in 1910 according to the painter's wishes, this garden, whose layout is typical of Spanish gardens, is a favorite subject of the artist, who sketched different of it between 1916 and 1920. The roses, by their virtuous whiteness, irradiate the canvas with light, of light, bringing out all their symbolic force in the eyes of the spectator. The "Master of Light" as described by Claude Monet, in his roses are not without evoking the famous Water Lilies.
