Null Isidre NONELL. By Enric Jardi. Ediciones Poligrafa. S.A.

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Isidre NONELL. By Enric Jardi. Ediciones Poligrafa. S.A.

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Isidre NONELL. By Enric Jardi. Ediciones Poligrafa. S.A.

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America - PENA Y MONTENEGRO (Alonso de la). Itinerario para parrocos de Indios, en que se tratan las materias mas particulares tocantes a ellos para su buena administracion (...). Nueva edicion, purgada de muchisimos hierros. Madrid, Pedro Marin, 1771. Fort vol. in-folio, [16] ff. n. ch. (title, exhortation, table of chapters, letters from popes and Catholic monarchs), 612 pp. text on two columns, speckled tan basane, ornate ribbed spine, red title page, red edges (period binding). Boards very rubbed, one corner missing, traces of moisture at the end of the volume. The first edition of this comprehensive apostolic manual, specific to the Amerindian populations, was published in 1668. This is the seventh and final edition. It is the fruit of the pastoral experience of Alonso de La Pena Rivas y Montenegro (1596-1687), born in Galicia, but bishop of Quito from 1653 to his death. The work was written at the express request of the cabildos of Quito, Popayan and Guayaquil. (Palau, 217 534-III. Sabin 59 624. Leclerc, 1145. The CCF has only one copy of this edition (Quai Branly).

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ENRIC PLANASDURÁ (Barcelona, 1921 - 1984). Untitled, 1956. Oil on canvas. Signed and dated in the upper right corner. Measurements: 100 x 72 cm; 110 x 82 cm (frame). Enrique Planas Durá, known as "Planasdurá" was one of the pioneers of abstract painting in Catalonia. He was a multifaceted and versatile artist, capable of working in painting, engraving, mural, stained glass, theatrical scenography, sculpture and other techniques. He belonged to artistic groups such as Lays del Círculo de Sant Lluc, with whom he signed the "Black Manifesto" in 1949, and the Ada group. Planasdurá made his individual debut in the Alfa Galleries in Barcelona in 1943, with a work of expressionist accent. However, he would later define himself within a geometric abstraction of strong chromatic intensity. He worked with polygonal shapes of flat colors, delimited by straight black lines. Less rigid than Mondrian and softer than the kinetics, his art has a clear spatial dimension that provides a certain sense of depth to the flat forms he employs, as in the piece we present. In 1974 he was awarded the City of Barcelona Prize. Planasdurà is represented in the Paul Klee Museum in Bern, the National Museum of Fine Arts in Taipei, the MACBA in Barcelona, the Patio Herreriano in Valladolid and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Madrid.

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Isidre NONELL Y MONTURIOL (Barcelona 1872-1911) Couple of workers Black pencil and colored pencil on beige paper. Signed lower left. Later annotated on verso Isisdro Nonell'Y Monturiol (1873-1911). Rosal watermarked paper. 26.5 x 17.5 cm

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