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Rafael Llimona Benet, ''Ballerina''
$2,500.00 USD
Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Rafael Llimona's "Ballerina." This captivating oil painting depicts a ballerina in a seated pose, adorned in a vibrant and colourful costume. The ballerina's gaze extends beyond the frame, inviting viewers to join her in a moment of contemplation. Llimona's use of warm tones and impressionist style adds a sense of depth and atmosphere to the composition, capturing the grace and beauty of the dancer.
Details:
Artist: Rafael Llimona (Barcelona, ââ1896-1957).
Title: "Ballerina"
Medium: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 82 x 65 cm
Signature: Upper left corner
Executed on canvas with oil paints, this artwork measures approximately 32.3 x 25.6 inches (82x65 cm). The generous dimensions allow for a detailed portrayal of the ballerina's attire, facial expression, and surroundings. The painting is in overall good condition, reflecting the artist's craftsmanship and care. However, the frame does show signs of wear, adding a touch of character and history to the piece.
A significant detail is the artist's signature, located in the upper left corner of the painting. This authenticates the artwork and establishes its connection to Rafael Llimona, a notable Catalan painter. Llimona, born in Barcelona in 1896, was deeply influenced by his artistic family and trained under renowned masters in Italy, Belgium, and France. His work displays two distinct stages, with the latter characterized by an impressionistic style inspired by artists like Renoir. Llimona's mastery of colour, light, and brushwork is evident in "Ballerina," as he captures the dancer's poise and the evocative atmosphere of the scene.
Rafael Llimona's contributions to the art world have been recognized and celebrated. In 1942, he received the Gustau Gili i Roig extraordinary prize for painting at the Barcelona National Exhibition of Fine Arts. His works can be found in various Catalan museums, including the MNAC, the Garrotxa Regional Museum in Olot, the Empordà Museum in Figueres, and the Montserrat Museum.
"Ballerina" by Rafael Llimona is a testament to the artist's talent and his ability to convey beauty, movement, and emotion through paint. Owning this artwork would not only be an acquisition of a remarkable piece but also a connection to the rich artistic heritage of Catalonia.
Details:
Artist: Rafael Llimona (Barcelona, ââ1896-1957).
Title: "Ballerina"
Medium: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 82 x 65 cm
Signature: Upper left corner
Executed on canvas with oil paints, this artwork measures approximately 32.3 x 25.6 inches (82x65 cm). The generous dimensions allow for a detailed portrayal of the ballerina's attire, facial expression, and surroundings. The painting is in overall good condition, reflecting the artist's craftsmanship and care. However, the frame does show signs of wear, adding a touch of character and history to the piece.
A significant detail is the artist's signature, located in the upper left corner of the painting. This authenticates the artwork and establishes its connection to Rafael Llimona, a notable Catalan painter. Llimona, born in Barcelona in 1896, was deeply influenced by his artistic family and trained under renowned masters in Italy, Belgium, and France. His work displays two distinct stages, with the latter characterized by an impressionistic style inspired by artists like Renoir. Llimona's mastery of colour, light, and brushwork is evident in "Ballerina," as he captures the dancer's poise and the evocative atmosphere of the scene.
Rafael Llimona's contributions to the art world have been recognized and celebrated. In 1942, he received the Gustau Gili i Roig extraordinary prize for painting at the Barcelona National Exhibition of Fine Arts. His works can be found in various Catalan museums, including the MNAC, the Garrotxa Regional Museum in Olot, the Empordà Museum in Figueres, and the Montserrat Museum.
"Ballerina" by Rafael Llimona is a testament to the artist's talent and his ability to convey beauty, movement, and emotion through paint. Owning this artwork would not only be an acquisition of a remarkable piece but also a connection to the rich artistic heritage of Catalonia.
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