JUAN ANTONIO FRADE PRIETO K-TOÑO - Goian Bego, Ceanuri 49x60 cm

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JUAN ANTONIO FRADE PRIETO K-TOÑO - Goian Bego, Ceanuri 49x60 cm

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JUAN ANTONIO FRADE PRIETO K-TOÑO - Goian Bego, Ceanuri 49x60 cm

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Jorge FERRARI-HARDOY (1914-1977), Juan KURCHAN and Antonio BONE, Airborne Editeur, Model "AA" or "Butterfly", created in 1938, pair of armchairs with white lacquered metal frame, removable and textile imitating white fur, Recent edition, H: 92 cm, W: 72 cm, D: 76 cm

Estim. 3 500 - 4 000 EUR

ANTONIO FERNÁNDEZ GÓMEZ (Goián, Pontevedra, 1882 - 1970). "Seamstresses". Rome, 1926. Charcoal and pastel on paper. Signed, located and dated in the lower right corner. Measurements: 74 x 83 cm; 87 x 97 cm (frame). The costumbrista and anecdotal subject of these young seamstresses subtly acquires an allegorical patina, which makes us think of the Moiras. Despite being devoid of elements foreign to the domestic space, it is tinged with a certain metaphysical cadence. This is thanks to Antonio Fernández Gómez's ability to freeze the daily gesture and sublimate it. Antonio Fernández Gómez emigrated to Brazil when he was only twelve years old, and in São Paulo he receives drawing and painting lessons from the German artist Ernesto Papf. He soon held his first exhibitions, which were, however, unsuccessful. Nevertheless, Fernandez does not lose heart and continues painting and touring the country with his paintings, being much better received in the cities of Para and Manaus. Finally, in Rio de Janeiro his work is awarded and he sells all his paintings. Encouraged by his success, and interested in seeing the world, Fernandez returns to Europe, and in Italy he discovers a small mountain village, Anticoli Corrado, where he will work tirelessly in the midst of absolute peace. On his return to Spain, he participates in the National Exhibitions and in the Salones de Otoño, in the seventh edition of which he is named member of merit. At the same time, he continues to exhibit in Brazil, in order to maintain the contacts and prestige he had achieved there. Meanwhile, he continues to reap success in Spain. Settled in his native Goian, he works tirelessly and painters such as Xavier Pousa are trained with him. Shortly before his death, the Círculo Mercantil de Vigo organized an anthological exhibition of the Goianese, which was the last public appearance of the artist, already consumed by work and years. Currently his work is present in the main Galician museums, as well as in numerous private collections in Brazil, the Nova Caixa Galicia collection and others.

Estim. 1 500 - 2 000 EUR

JUAN ANTONIO GONZÁLEZ (Chiclana, Cádiz, 1842- Paris, c. 1920). "Harlequin", 1986. Oil on canvas. Signed and dated in lower right corner. Measurements: 35.5 x 27 cm; 50 x 42.5 cm (frame). Painter settled in Paris in the second half of the XIX century, Juan Antonio González Jiménez was formed as a disciple of the painter Rodríguez, and participated in official exhibitions such as the Provincial of Cádiz of 1879, in which he was distinguished with a gold medal. Later he extended his studies in Paris with M. Pils. He specialized in the themes of casacons, called "de tableautin" in France, with works characterized by a personal chromatic delicacy, a special atmospheric sense, rigorous drawing and careful attention to detail. He also tackled other themes typical of the period, very much to the taste of the bourgeois clientele of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, such as the painting of flowers, portraits of majas and Spanish types, some of them inspired by portraits of the Baroque period. He also excelled as a portraitist, and painted some fans. Throughout his career, Juan Antonio González held exhibitions and took part in the Fine Arts Exhibition of Paris and in the Provincial Exhibition of Cadiz in 1879, being awarded a gold medal for a navy in the latter. He is currently represented in the Museum of Chiclana, as well as in private collections both national and international.

Estim. 300 - 500 EUR

Antonio Maria RIBEIRO (1889-1962) Infante Dom Henrique Bronze sculpture with brown patina. Signed on the base. H. 46 cm Henry the Navigator (1394-1460), son of King John I of Portugal, was the first to explore the Atlantic coast of Africa.

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