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El ultimo retoque by Juan Pablo Salinas y Teruel (1871-1946)
El ultimo retoque by Juan Pablo Salinas y Teruel (1871-1946)
Dimensions (framed): 21.5 in / 54 cm | W: 24.5 in / 62 cm | D: 3 in / 7 cm
Dimensions (sight): 14 in / 35 cm | W: 18 in / 45 cm
PRICE: £17,500
El ultimo retoque
(The Final Touch)
By Juan Pablo Salinas y Teruel (1871-1946)
Executed in oil on panel, the genre scene in an exuberant rococo manner depicting all manner of rich fabrics, silks, ruffs, embroidery, gemstones, jewellery and gilt. The panel housed within a carved swept giltwood frame bearing a brass plaque. Signed, bottom left, 'J Pablo Salinas.' The back bearing an old paper label of Richard Green of New Bond Street.
Hispano-Italian, first half of the 20th century
Provenance:
Anonymous sale, Sotheby's, London, 6 June 2001, lot 150
Acquired from Richard Green, New Bond Street
Private Collection, UK
Juan Pablo Salinas y Teruel (1871-1946)
Born in Madrid in 1871, Salinas began his artistic studies at the Escuela Especial de Pintura Escultura y Grabado in Madrid. His first work was presented in the exhibition organized by the Asociacion de Escritores y Artistas in 1885. By 1886, the artist had moved to Rome along with his brother Augustin, as part of the enclave of Spanish artists in Rome.
Characterized by bravura brushwork, intricate detail and sparkling surfaces, Salinas' paintings harken back to the 18th Century in costume and ambience, recreating a lost world of lavish interiors, sensuous women and opulent luxury.
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