Ramon Pujolboira (1949 - 2019), Daniel Lleixà (1949 -) and group 69: 'Cinc visions dins un espai empordanès', Reprograph signed in pencil by Pujol Boira and the other 4 artists of the so-called Group 69 at the time (Lleixà, Ansón , Ministerl, Lluís Roure), authors of this macro-painting - Homage to Salvador Dalí, on this occasion reproduced as a triptych signed in pencil, loose, in Narcís Pijoan's book 'Un tríptic gens cryptic', about the creation of the Artwork, in Limited edition for members of the El Carmen - Sala de Vic art fund. The book includes, on loose 250 gr. sheets of paper, a poem by Montserrrat Vayreda for the occasion, and the score by Jordi Codina (1985) as well. composed in 1985 and performed at the inauguration.
Salvador Dalí received the authors later in 1985 at the Galatea Tower, although he had come by car before, to see the Artwork: 'I admire you very much, I congratulate you for what you have done, I am very grateful to you. Thank you thank you thank you'. The book shows the process of creating the Artwork.
Measurements of the Artwork when printed on high-grammage paper: 23 x 92.5 cm
Artwork: 15 x 92.5 cm
Book measurements: 23 x 31.5 cm
The width of 2 cm refers to the book that includes the Artwork and the other documents (score, poem by Vayreda) as independent pieces.
Authors:
Ramon Pujolboira (1949-2019). In 1993 the Council of Europe invited him to have a solo exhibition in Strasbourg, which was also exhibited in the European Parliament. Creator, along with the following artists, co-authors of the Artwork, of 'Grupo 69'.
Daniel Lleixà (1949). In 1982 he exhibited with Salvador Dalí and Antoni Guansé at the Corbère Castle in France, and also held several exhibitions in Brussels, Ghent, Wielsbeke and Liège. He has Artwork in different spaces such as the Museum of Contemporary Hispanic Art of San Francisco, California, United States.
Ricard Ansón., Josep Ministral (1945), Lluís Roura (1943) Cruz de San Jordi 2017. Medal of Honor of the Condesa de Barcelona painting prize, in Madrid (1981), individual exhibitions in Venezuela, Switzerland, Austria, United States, Russia and Belgium.
The state of conservation is very good, with a fault in the book due to use of the closure (see photo).