Null "EL REPOSO" - Juan Ripollés (Alzira, September 4, 1932), oil on canvas
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"EL REPOSO" - Juan Ripollés (Alzira, September 4, 1932), oil on canvas Canvas measurements: 130 x 97 cm. Spanish contemporary school of the 20th century. Juan García Ripollés, also known as Ripo or Beato Ripo (Alcira, September 4, 1932), is a Spanish painter and sculptor. Always wearing his headscarf and a sprig of rosemary between his teeth, he boasts of enjoying nature and doing what he wants every day. He has three children: Paloma, Yerma and Natalio. Private collection, Madrid.

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"EL REPOSO" - Juan Ripollés (Alzira, September 4, 1932), oil on canvas Canvas measurements: 130 x 97 cm. Spanish contemporary school of the 20th century. Juan García Ripollés, also known as Ripo or Beato Ripo (Alcira, September 4, 1932), is a Spanish painter and sculptor. Always wearing his headscarf and a sprig of rosemary between his teeth, he boasts of enjoying nature and doing what he wants every day. He has three children: Paloma, Yerma and Natalio. Private collection, Madrid.

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