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Nefertiti. Bronze sculpture on a travertine marble base made from the original kept in the Egyptian Museum in Berlin. The sculpture is accompanied by the volume Pharaohs and Queens: The Dawn of Egyptian Art printed in five inks on 170 gram coated Gallery Gloss paper. Edition limited to six series (Heliopolis, Abydos, Memphis, Luxor, Thebes and El-Amarna) of 998 copies each. Copy Heliópolis 630 of 998. Edited by Skel in 2019. Technical specifications CASE Measurements: 51 x 41 x 32.5 cm approx. High-density gray polystyrene interior. Interior die for the sculpture and exterior nest for the volume. It contains the volume Pharaohs and queens: the dawn of Egyptian art, the sculpture of Nefertiti and the numbered Notarial Act. SCULPTURE OF NEFERTITI Sculpture cast in lost wax bronze. Patina finish. Hand numbering of six series from 1 to 998 each. Travertine marble base. Weight with base: 9.21 kg approx. Measurements: 30 x 14.5 x 20 cm (sculpture); 4 x 22.6 x 22.6 cm (base). VOLUME - PHARAOHS AND QUEENS: THE DAWN OF EGYPTIAN ART Format: 38 x 28 cm. 192 pages. 5-ink printing. Gallery Gloss coated art paper 170 g. Lid lining in 150 g semi-matt coated and matte laminated. Binding: 3 mm lined and laminated cardboard. Flat spine sewn with black Setalux Brilliant fabric and printed with silkscreen.
José Luis Leirado. Ferrari 166MM. Lithograph hand signed and numbered in pencil 1/500. Measurements without frame 28x39 cm. Framing.
Pastel by Jaume Queralt, acquired from the artist at the Salou Yacht Club exhibition. Drawing dimensions: 48 x 23 cm; framed: 47 x 72 cm. Born in Tarragona in 1949. He received his artistic training at the La Massana School in Barcelona. From childhood, he was drawn to painting, an art he was able to develop thanks to the encouragement of the Brothers of La Salle. They convinced his father to support his vocation, and from that moment on, in addition to being his father, he became his most loyal ally. He began painting professionally at the age of 23, but both before, during his training at the Tarragona Art Artworkshop School, the Massana School, and the Cercle de Sant Lluc, and now, when his voice has a place in the art world, Jaume has always considered himself a very disciplined artist. His interest in the past, in the universe of memories, manifested itself during a period of his life when, in Olot, a volcanic landscape of rugged beauty that would captivate any artist, he chose to paint the interiors of antique shops. There he discovered dolls, antique dolls, the main subject for which he is known: “I have found another dimension in dolls.” It is an almost magical dimension, one that brings an object to life on the horizonless canvas of a painting. He uses all kinds of techniques in his Artwork: oil, pastel, collage, watercolor, clay, terracotta, bronze, lithography, drawing, graphite, and etching. He has exhibited individually and collectively on numerous occasions, and his Artwork is represented in public and private collections worldwide, including in the United States, Switzerland, China, Japan, France, and Mexico. He has also received important awards, including: 1972 First Prize from the Paestum Academy, Italy. Silver Plaque at the Mexlicáltizin Moctezuma Biennial, Mexico. 1976 First Prize for Drawing, Amposta, Tarragona. 1977 First Prize for Drawing, Amposta, Tarragona. 1989 First Prize for Painting, Gimeno Medal. 1990 First Prize for Abstract Painting, Val d'Or, France, and Artwork selected for the Salon d'Automne, Grand Palais des Champs-Élysées, Paris. First Prize, Penagos, Madrid. Lamborghini Prize, 1st Tribute to Ferruccio Lamborghini, 2018
Font Sellabona, depicting the Roman bridge of Vic. Acquired from the artist himself, like other Artworks. Mixed media: drawings and watercolors on paper, elegantly framed. Total size 66x82 cm, drawing 47x64 cm. Josep Font Sellabona (Collsuspina, 1928 – Vic, Osona, 2010) was known as "The Troubadour of Catalonia" and was one of the pioneers of Catalan song, as he began performing songs in this language by Joaquín Soler Serrano, although he did not record them. Later he did record some EPs: In 1961: "Mercado del ramo," "Pájaros cantores," "Rosalia encantando," "Canción del enfadoso." In 1963: "El caballero Godia," "María Roser," "El modernizado," "Un cielo más azul." In 1964: "A Foreign Bride," "To Emili Vendrell," "The Umbrella," "The Candles." His songs oscillate between a conservative view of social reality and a harmless, romantic-rooted patriotism. He was also a professional painter, a field to which he dedicated more time than to songwriting, especially from his studio open to the public in Vila Vella of Tossa de Mar, where he primarily painted landscapes in a conventional style derived from Impressionism.
Mixed media abstract with texture by Miquel Ordeig, dimensions: 83 x 83 cm Ordeig was born in Vic in 1960 and received his first drawing lessons from Providencia Daufí and Pilarin Bayés. In 1970, he entered the Municipal School of Drawing, where he studied under professors Pagespetit, Xandri, Isern, and Puntí. Later, he was a student of Josep Vernis. In 1979, he began exhibiting his work. Although a multifaceted artist, he is best known for his mural paintings, which can be seen in various emblematic locations throughout the city of Vic.
Bernward is an artist deeply committed to the complexity of life. He possesses a desire to "rewrite" myths and return the body, the human being, to a central place in symbolic narratives, where the body is the subject. Bernward was born in 1970 and lives and works in Brussels, Belgium. Pre-Colombian - 175x150x0.5 cm - Acrylic, Fusante, Ballpoint Pen on 350 gsm Paper - 2024 Delivered rolled in a rigid tube.
Author: Salvador Dalí. Title: Le Tristan fou icaballo. Description: Lithograph on Rives BFK paper, signed in pencil and numbered 256/300. Blind stamp of the edition. Sheet dimensions: 75 x 55 cm. Artwork in good condition
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