David Callau, the boy
Oil on canvas by David Callau, entitled the child 2004 Collective Exhibition “Fantasmagòrica”. Forte Santgallo. Rome. Measurements 130 x 160 cm (prize of the exhibition)
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Born in 1974 in Dinan, Doud lives and works in Brittany. Loic Doud is a contemporary French artist whose work delves into the primordial essence of humanity and its connection to the natural world. He sees art as an innate expression of human nature, a manifestation of our genetic predisposition to create legends and stories. Inspired by ancient prehistoric cave paintings, his compositions often combine these ancient forms with modern graffiti and tags, highlighting the intrinsic link between contemporary graphic expressions and their ancient counterparts. At the heart of his artistic philosophy is the concept of evolution, deeply influenced by the theories of Charles Darwin. Through his work, he seeks to remind viewers of humanity's humble origins and our interconnectedness with the larger natural world. Whether through whimsical depictions of unlikely characters or poignant reflections on the wonders of the universe, Doud's art invites contemplation of the ephemeral beauty and fragility of life on Earth. Human Radiography. Right Middle, Left Middle - 42x35 cm - Acrylic pigment in medical radiography - 2023
Oil on canvas by David Callau, entitled the child 2004 Collective Exhibition “Fantasmagòrica”. Forte Santgallo. Rome. Measurements 130 x 160 cm (prize of the exhibition)
Drawing on paper by Antonio de Felipe, illustration for an article about the film Interview with the Vampire, measures 64x82, the drawing is delivered with the magazine where it was reproduced Pop Artist
Original drawing by Alber Rafols Casamada (1923-2009) - 1988 Workshop Album
Drawing measurements 31x31 cm with frame 64x64 cm
With auction and gallery stamps
Alberto Rafols-Casamada (Barcelona, 1923 – 2009), was a poet and painter. Rafols-Casamada began his studies in architecture but abandoned them to dedicate himself fully to the visual arts, thanks to the support of his father, Albert Ràfols i Cullerés. The painter was awarded the National Prize for Plastic Arts by the Ministry of Culture in 1980, the National Prize for Visual Arts of Catalonia in 2003 and was an honorary academic of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando.
Drawing by the sculptor Joan Rebull, signed and dated, drawing dimensions 20x26 cm. Acquired at the antique fair organised by the city council of Reus, his hometown, the certificate is attached.
Charcoal drawing by Dionisio Baixeras Characters study for one of his Artworks size 27x38 cm with frame 49x59 with marks of the passage of time