Antonio Alcantara : “the Shore, Venezuela 1919”
Antonio Ladislao Alcantara (1898–1991) : “The Shore,” oil on thin cardboard17.5 × 24.6 cm, mounted on pH-neutral cardboard to stiffen it and mounted in a green-painted, engraved, and gilded frame, 32 × 27 cm; an interpretation of the Spanish Renaissance period (minor imperfections).
Signed and dated 1919, yellowed varnish and small scratches in the sky.
From the peak period of one of Venezuela’s most important artists, a founding member of the Caracas School, our painting—though created when he was barely 21years old—beautifully captures, through the richness of its impasto and palette, this seaside scene from which the opposite shore can be seen in the background, probably to ward Maracaibo…
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Signed and dated 1919, yellowed varnish and small scratches in the sky.
From the peak period of one of Venezuela’s most important artists, a founding member of the Caracas School, our painting—though created when he was barely 21years old—beautifully captures, through the richness of its impasto and palette, this seaside scene from which the opposite shore can be seen in the background, probably to ward Maracaibo…
Please feel free to ask us for photos or additional information via email or phone.
More photos and many other items are available at our store in Pau and on our Proantic website.
1 500 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Art Deco
Condition: Good condition
Reference (ID): 1807166
Availability: In stock
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