Joaquim Muntañola. “Vallromanes” marker drawing. Golf". Hand signed. 35x50cm.
Joaquim Muntañola. “Vallromanes” marker drawing. Golf". Hand signed. 35x50cm.
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Joaquim Muntañola. Marker drawing “Espanyol 1 At. Madrid 2”. Signed by hand. Football. 35x50 cm. Prepared for publication in the sports press. 1985-1986 League.
Joaquim Muntañola. “Vallromanes” marker drawing. Golf". Hand signed. 35x50cm.
Joaquim Muntañola. I draw ink and watercolor “Potax”. Hand signed. 50x35cm. Advertising. It has small cuts, slight losses and moisture on the sides that do not affect the imprint of the drawing.
Joaquim Muntañola. I draw pencil and color ”Concerts nostres”. Hand signed. 33x23cm. Harp.
Joaquim Muntañola. Ink drawing. ”Candidates for Parliament”. Hand signed. 25x32cm. Passepartout. The drawing measures 19x12 cm.
Joaquim Muntañola. Ink drawing. "Couple, waste, suit 1948." Hand signed. 30x32 cm. The drawing measures 18x25 cm.
Josep Serra Llimona, Study, signed and numbered lithograph The painter Josep Serra Llimona was born in L'Ametlla del Vallès in 1937 and died on November 25, 2020, at the age of 83. A descendant of the Limones family, after studying law he turned to his artistic calling and trained in the studio of Ramon Rogent and at the Académie de la Grande Chaumière in Paris, with the painter Jacques Busse. In 1961 he was awarded the first prize for young painters at the Sala Parés gallery in Barcelona.
Coia Ibáñez Ferrater (Reus, 1962) 24x19 cm, without mat, is a painter from Reus, who comes from a family related to the world of music. The mother was a music teacher and was going to found the Escola de Música Xilofón, a center that would direct the school. He will study at the School of Art and Design of the Provincial Council of Tarragona during the 1980-85 academic year, and will graduate in the specialty of Mural Painting and Pictorial Procedures. At the end of his studies, he will begin to work in a design studio, without stopping painting.[1]
RAMÓN CASAS CARBÓ (Barcelona, 1866 – 1932). "Girl in the Countryside." Pèl & Ploma Magazine, 1900. Lithograph. Dressed stamp of Pèl & Ploma magazine in the lower left corner. Dimensions: 53.5 x 40 cm; 57.5 x 44.5 cm (framed). The magazine Pèl & Ploma was an art and literature publication that he co-founded in 1899 with Santiago Rusiñol and Miquel Utrillo.
DT's graffiti collage titled "The City," created in 2004 in Barcelona. Four urban landscapes linked to their corresponding verses, with the central traffic light controlling the scenes. Dimensions: 34 x 25 cm and 50 x 42 cm with frame
Artist: Francisco de Goya (1746-1828). Title: Until Death. Description: Etching on Lana paper from the "Los Caprichos" collection. Numbered 55. Published in the 1970s by Jean de Bonnot with a guarantee stamp on the back. Dimensions without frame: 45 x 31 cm. Plate dimensions: 23 x 15 cm. Artwork in good condition with signs of age.