Rafael Canogar VS Luis Feito
Luis Feito was the penultimate witness of the artistic legacy that the El Paso group gave us. With his recent loss, Rafael Canogar becomes the only living representative of a time when informalism tra...
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Agustín Cárdenas, sculpture on the edge of abstraction
The important sculpture that Setdart Subastas is putting up for sale these days was made in this especially exciting period for Agustin Cárdenas. The artist had been awarded a scholarship by the Cuban...
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The visceral creativity of Miquel Barceló
Miquel Barceló rose in 2011 as the best-priced living Spanish artist at auction. In fact, the resounding success that he achieved from the beginning led him to be compared with established artists suc...
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Picasso, the portrait as a personal diary
If there is a genre in which Picasso poured his most intimate side, it was undoubtedly the portrait. For it was always the people closest to him who would make up a gallery of portraits that, seen thr...
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The resounding success of Fernando Zóbel
Zóbel's recognition has crossed our borders, positioning itself as one of the booming artists in the international market and especially in the Asian market. Thanks to the moment of expansion that the...
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Art, flowers and symbolism
Since ancient times, art has used symbolism to express an infinity of concepts and feelings hidden under the physical appearance of everything and everything around us. In this sense, the symbolic cha...
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Let’s go to the beach … with the Levantine Luminists
We often find simplistic definitions of Levantine Luminism, interpreting it as a Spanish translation of French Impressionism. A more in-depth look at the Valencian landscape phenomenon and at differen...
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Advertising and the mass media: from pop art to neo-pop
The rise of mass consumption would forever transform the concept of art. Until the 1940s, avant-garde art had been associated with conceptual or expressive depth, and was destined for the delight of a...
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Some aspects of Dalí: erotic drive, Don Quixote and quantum physics.
On numerous occasions, Salvador Dalí declared that eroticism was a divine thing, inseparable from mysticism, since Eros was a god . The genius of Ampurdán immersed himself fearlessly into the realm of...
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Juan Barjola, the stray dog as a metaphor for the human soul
The work of Juan Barjola, despite the fact that he went through different creative stages, was always traversed by a tragic feeling of life, which was translated into paintings pregnant with dramatic...
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Miquel Barceló, a still life from his Parisian period
Just before traveling to Mali for the first time, while living in Paris in 1985, the Mallorcan artist made a series of still lifes (among them, the one that Setdart is putting up for auction on this o...
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Antoni Clavé: a milestone in the history of film posters
During the period of the Second Republic, poster design experienced a golden age under the guidance of Antoni Clavé. The cinematographic posters that the Catalan artist made between 1833 and 1835 repr...
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Large formats in Javier Mariscal’s painting
Javier Mariscal became a important part of our culture because his creation of Cobi, the iconic figure that accompanied us in the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games. However, the artistic dimension of the o...
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Andy Warhol and his inseparable Polaroid
"The best thing about a photo is that it never changes, even when the people in it do" Andy Warhol. The king of pop art par excellence, Andy Warhol, anticipated several decades with his famous Polaro...
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