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Salomé de Cambra: "The Forest (5)" (2016)

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Salomé de Cambra: "The Forest (5)" (2016) Nº referencia: 167 Óleo y collage sobre lienzo, 80x54cms Pertenece a la colección "The Way", A propósito del Camino de Santiago (2015-2018) de 22 pinturas al óleo, collage y fractales inspirados en paisajes del Camino de Santiago. Como es habitual en la obra del artista, la colección contiene obras de producción y estilo distinto: mientras hay obras que recuerdan la pintura catalana de finales del XIX (Ref.157), otras tiene un estilo impresionista que incorpora collage con plumas como elemento vivo e inesperado propio de la naturaleza (Ref.166-167). Destacan también las obras de hortensias por sus volúmenes y barroquismo.

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