Pere Tort Colored Visions
In good condition.
End Date: 9/15/26 9:00 PM
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This Artwork of abstract art, produced by David Murcia in 2018, is done on a canvas dominated by whites and desaturated tones, creating an aura of introspective tranquility. At first glance, it appears entirely abstract, but upon closer inspection, subtly interwoven figurative elements emerge that evoke popular culture, indie music, and jazz. These components serve as portals to deeper discussions of identity, seen through the lenses of media, music, and film. Each brush stroke and texture invites viewers to reflect on how these elements shape and reflect our self-perception and understanding of the world around us. It is a quintessentially British approach to combining the abstract with the figurative, inviting a contemplation of identity through the cultural touchstones of music and film.
In good condition.
Oil painting by Pedro Gutiérrez Aláiz entitled "NNOO13 WITH CAT" made in 2026 on a 10 mm thick handmade recycled paper pulp panel. Measures 97 x 97 cm, in good condition and with a certificate of authenticity. Signed in the lower right corner
Oil painting by Pedro Gutiérrez Aláiz entitled "NNOO15", made in 2026 on a 10 mm thick handmade recycled paper pulp panel. Measures 97 x 97 cm, in good condition and with a certificate of authenticity. Signed in the lower right corner
Alfredo Montaña (1945). "Musical Instruments." Technique: acrylic on canvas. Dimensions: 180 x 180 cm. Condition: excellent; the Artwork is like new. Hand-signed by the artist in the lower left corner. Includes frame. A large-format Cubist composition featuring a grand piano, cello, violin, trumpet, French horn, and guitar, alongside scores by Beethoven and Chopin, on a checkered floor in white and gray. The artist breaks down the instruments into overlapping geometric planes of vibrant colors (ochres, golds, grays, and reds), in a pictorial homage to music and Synthetic Cubism. A decorative piece of great presence and visual impact.
A. Beneyto. I don't know the title of the Artwork. It is specified on the reverse. Barcelona, August 15, 1972. It appears to be well preserved.