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MIGUEL ACQUARONI ( Sanlúcar de Barrameda, Cádiz, 1925-Madrid, 1988) Portrait of a young woman . Painting S.XX . Oil on canvas signed. Size: 116 x 89 cm

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MIGUEL ACQUARONI ( Sanlúcar de Barrameda, Cádiz, 1925-Madrid, 1988) Portrait of a young woman . Painting S.XX . Oil on canvas signed. Size: 116 x 89 cm

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JUAN ANTONIO FRÍAS Y ESCALANTE Córdoba, 1633 - Madrid, 1669). "St. Michael the Archangel subduing the devil". Oil on canvas. Relined. We thank Dr. Alvaro Pascual Chenel, for his help confirming the authorship of the master. Frame of the early twentieth century. Measurements: 82 x 56 cm; 95 x 69 cm (frame). Álvaro Pascual Chenel has a PhD in Art History from the University of Bologna, and in History from the University of Alcalá de Henares. His main line of research focuses on the image of power in Spanish art of the Modern Age. He has published numerous studies, such as the article on Juan Antonio Frías y Escalante. In this canvas we see the representation of St. Michael subduing the devil, standing on his body, holding up a sword, in a little undefined scenario, but that is guessed earthly by the clouds that are glimpsed and the orography of the lower area. The composition is dynamic and scenographic, and follows a very frequent model in the Baroque, with the saint with Roman soldier's attire, full body, occupying most of the pictorial surface. According to tradition, St. Michael is the head of the heavenly militia and defender of the Church. Precisely for this reason he fights against the rebellious angels and the dragon of the Apocalypse. He is also psychopomp, that is to say, he leads the dead and weighs the souls on the day of the Last Judgment. Scholars have linked his cult to that of several gods of antiquity: Anubis in Egyptian mythology, Hermes and Mercury in classical mythology, and Wotan in Norse mythology. In the West, the cult of St. Michael began to develop from the 5th and 6th centuries, first in Italy and France, and then spreading to Germany and the rest of Christendom. The churches and chapels dedicated to him are innumerable around the year 1000, in connection with the belief that on that date the Apocalypse would arrive. His temples are often located on high places, since he is a celestial saint. The kings of France gave him a particular veneration from the 14th century, and the Counter-Reformation made him the head of the church against the Protestant heresy, giving a new impulse to his cult. St. Michael the Archangel is a military saint, and therefore patron saint of knights and of all trades related to weapons, as well as to the scales, for his role as apocalyptic judge. His iconography is of considerable richness, but relatively stable. As a general rule, he appears in the attire of a soldier or knight, holding a spear or sword and a shield, generally decorated with a cross, although here he bears the legend "QVDOS". When he fights the dragon, he fights on foot or in the air, which distinguishes him from St. George, who is almost always on horseback. However, the great difference between the two saints is St. Michael's wings. A member of what is known as the "truncated generation", Antonio Frías y Escalante was a disciple of Francisco Rizzi, with whom he worked from a very young age. The brevity of his life prevented him from developing an artistic maturity that augured great achievements, as his contemporaries expected, but from the beginning his works show his admiration for Venice, especially for Tintoretto and Veronese. Thus, his followers would take from him his characteristic and personal chromatic range, centered on cold colors, a very refined palette of pinks, blues, grays and mauves, which we see in part in this canvas, especially in the cloths and flowers that surround the composition, although here the cold tones are offset by the warmth of the golds and carmines. Also typical of Escalante will be the light, delicate, almost transparent brushstroke, in which the example of Titian is manifested.

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"PACO PEREGRÍN"; PEREGRÍN, Francisco (Almería, 1976). "Alien Beauty (VI)". Model Naadia Kloet (Delphoss). Exemplar 1/10. Small Edition (limited to 10 copies + 1AP). Digital photography. Lambda print under methacrylate on dibond and aluminium frame. Enclosed certificate issued by the artist. Bibliography: "Otherworldly", Theo Mass Lexileictous and Editorial Gestalten, 2016 (Page 238); "Avenue Illustrated" Magazine, issue 19, Spain, 2009 (page 105); "Ozine Magazine", issue October-November 2009 (Page 199). Work signed and numbered. Size: 50 x 37 cm. In the present work, and inspired by the alien aesthetics, Paco Peregrín has created a beautiful, fashionable and "avant-garde" story between futurism and the extraterrestrial. It shows a personal and striking speculation on the evolution of identity and the transfiguration of human features. Paco Peregrín is an Andalusian photographer, currently considered one of the world's leading talents in artistic, editorial and advertising photography, always highlighting his experimental side in all his work, characterised by its strength and forcefulness. He trained in Seville, adopting a mystical sensibility of compositional schemes and chromaticism inspired by baroque art. It is possible that it was his theatrical experience that gave him the ability to direct his models in front of his camera, to develop his spatial perception and to show the body, presence and time in his work. He currently lives in Madrid, a detail that, together with his time in important cultural capitals (London, New York...) has added contemporaneity and freshness to his work, which is unique. It is also important to highlight his wide experience in design, communication, theatre and painting. He alternates fashion photography for magazines such as Vogue, Harper's Bazaar or L'Officiel with commercial work for brands such as Dior, Chanel, Saint Laurent, L'Oréal Paris, Adidas, Nike, Gant, Toyota, Lancôme, Shiseido... with signature photography, having exhibited his work in galleries in New York, Paris, Barcelona, Beijing, Madrid, Berlin, Seville, San Sebastián, etc., and in museums and galleries such as the Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial in Madrid, Barcelona, Beijing, Madrid, Berlin, Sevilla, San Sebastián, etc. and in museums and galleries such as the Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo (Seville), Museo de Artes y Costumbres Populares de Sevilla, Museo Cristóbal Balenciaga (Getaria, Gipuzkoa), Centro de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona, Foro Sur, Sala de exp. del Canal de Isabel II, Museo Provincial de Cádiz, etc. His striking work has been recognised with awards such as the LUX Gold National Professional Photography Prize in Fashion and Beauty (2008). The publishing house Gestalten (specialised in art and architecture) has included him among the most important and original projects in the book "Otherworldly", and the publishing house Prestel published his work in "New Fashion Photography", where he is one of the most important references worldwide in contemporary fashion photography.